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RiskiFixes – Lenovo Legion Y530 Keyboard Replacement

RiskiFixes – Lenovo Legion Y530 Keyboard Replacement

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In this video I’m trying to replace a faulty keyboard on a Lenovo Legion Y530-15ICH laptop. These heat-staked keyboards are generally considered difficult to replace, but I think I did a pretty good job. Watch (pun intended) the video and see for yourself!

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  1. Well, I tried and failed. I have neither a heat gun, nor a variable temperature soldering iron. Tried it with what I have, a wood burning iron, which is functionally identical to a soldering iron. My idea was to turn it off once it started melting the plastic, and turn it on again when it got too cool. Plastic ended up sticking to the iron bad, making it difficult to get the new keyboard in place due to all the missing plastic. Had to melt the waste plastic onto what was left of the tabs to form the rivets again, and even then they were brittle when cool. After that I find out the keyboard I installed was faulty, or I damaged it during my shoddy install (several keys don’t register unless pressed very hard and double type sometimes).

    I’m going to put a Bluetooth keyboard on top of my keyboard and call it good. I don’t think I’ll attempt this again without better equipment πŸ˜…

  2. The only thing worrying my about doing this are the plastic rivets. You think its possible to remove them like you did with a blowdrier? I saw in another video someone removing the rivets with a box cutter and then soldering when reassemblying, but I was unsure if he was using solder and if thats ok for the laptop.

  3. Thanks for the video, i spilled water over my keyboard about a year ago and with your tutorial i was finally able to fix my laptop and everything works perfectly thanks so much !!!!

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