Hi everybody!
I was in the process of cleaning each invididual key on my MacBook, and I accidentally ripped part of the “A”-button’s membrane underneath the key. Is there a simple way to replace this, or is it way to complicated to even begin with?
The button works fine, but provides less feedback when pushing it, compared to the others.
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Sadly you can’t replace it, you might be able to glue it but this won’t be easy and will require a steady hand.
Replacing the uppercase I think is your better direction than trying to replace the keyboard sub assembly. Given the price and the amount of work MacBook Pro 15" Retina (Late 2013-Mid 2014) Upper Case Assembly Apple P/N 661-8311. Here’s the IFIXIT Guide MacBook Pro 15" Retina Display Mid 2014 Upper Case Assembly Replacement
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Hi Dan,
Thank you for your answer!
So basically, if I were to try the glue solution you provided, would a silicon glue be the right product to use? Or is there an even more specific type of glue, that would be preferred?
Sorry, I've not needed to glue it, I just don't know.
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