Hi all,
Just wondering how the keys are attached and seated on the MBP?
I have an 'enter' key that does not sit flat and believe that it is not attached correctly.
If you look at the arrow keys there are some small metal tabs with a circular holes in them, they seem to act sort of like hinges for the white plastic under the keys. However when i hold down the right hand shift key i can see that there is one of these metal tabs (under the 'enter' key) that does not have the white plastic going through it. Hence my 'enter' key leans to the right and the bottom half of the key is un-responsive to touch. It equally has a different feeling and sound to all of the other keys which is proving to be quite annoying especially when it does not respond. It's a real shame as the rest of the keyboard is fabulous!
Could this be the cause for the enter key not sitting correctly?
How could i fix it, at an apple store perhaps?
Myself?
Am i just being a perfectionist?
"Ps the machine is a week old and otherwise i love it"
Many thanks in advance!
Just wondering how the keys are attached and seated on the MBP?
I have an 'enter' key that does not sit flat and believe that it is not attached correctly.
If you look at the arrow keys there are some small metal tabs with a circular holes in them, they seem to act sort of like hinges for the white plastic under the keys. However when i hold down the right hand shift key i can see that there is one of these metal tabs (under the 'enter' key) that does not have the white plastic going through it. Hence my 'enter' key leans to the right and the bottom half of the key is un-responsive to touch. It equally has a different feeling and sound to all of the other keys which is proving to be quite annoying especially when it does not respond. It's a real shame as the rest of the keyboard is fabulous!
Could this be the cause for the enter key not sitting correctly?
How could i fix it, at an apple store perhaps?
Myself?
Am i just being a perfectionist?
"Ps the machine is a week old and otherwise i love it"
Many thanks in advance!