01 October 2019, 15:41 | #1 |
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Quick help with keyboard
Was cleaning my A2000 keyboard and when I put it together one of the plungers was different than all the others and I (most likely) put it in the wrong place.
Does anyone know where it should go? It's more hollow than the others, kind of and the key sits much lower. I'm guessing the space key but before I take it all apart and together again, I thought I might as well ask. |
01 October 2019, 15:48 | #2 |
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On the A1200, the CAPS LOCK plunger is different to the others. So it might be the case for the A2000 too?
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On the left is how all the others look, middle is the culprit and on the right is the caps lock for reference. |
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01 October 2019, 16:19 | #4 |
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I assume the keyboard was working OK previously and you're just cleaning it?
I would check the keys and see if there is one that is different to the others. Will a key actually fit on that plunger? The middle one looks like the one from my A1200. You might just have a rogue one that has been accidentally/intentionally been used? What is the history of the keyboard? |
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Anyhow, I put it there again and even though it sits a bit low it works just fine. |
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Probably a plunger has been borrowed from another keyboard.
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Look under the keycaps. The one that fits into this plunger will have a little circular shoulder around the square peg that fits in the hole.
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My guess is that in this particular case it's due to localisation as there were a few more of the old type and the keys has slightly different colour, different moulding, different printing and of course different plungers. This is highly annoying since I had planned on switching from Swedish to US key caps on this keyboard, which took a fair bit of time to find, and now I have to hunt down matching plungers too |
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I'd imagine someone has mixed and matched them before you got the keyboard.
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02 October 2019, 11:17 | #12 |
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So, what plungers do you need?
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