Reattach Shift key

1. Slightly loosen both blade screws, just enough to be able to shift the blade. ...
2. Align bottom blade with the top blade. ...
3. Extreme left hand tooth of the top blade must be on the first small tooth of the bottom blade.
4. After blade is aligned, tighten screws.
5. Plug clipper in.

It needs adjusted

Generally you attach the cap on one side. Lift it up and push down to snap in the other side. If parts got broken, you can buy the key from ebay?

Indeed it does. When one of the keys on my laptop popped off I tried for hours to reattach it to no avail. Taking it to a repair clinic I was told that they couldn't reattach a single key either and that a new keyboard would have to be ordered and installed at a cost of almost half the cost of the original laptop purchase price. Fortunately, the laptop was still under warranty so the repair was made in a few days for free.

So, where does this leave you? If your computer is still covered by warranty contact Sony Customer Service. If the warranty is expired, a new USB keyboard can be purchased very inexpensively wherever computers and computer accessories are sold.

you may have to hold the metal bar up as well wile u r pushing it back down

You may just have too much cable stretch. Try this out: shift to the small chain ring and release the shifter cable at the derailleur. Pull the cable really tight and reattach it.

i hope this helps
-matthew

Laptop will often have a function key (usually F5) for cycling between built-in display, external monitor, and both. Try pressing F5. If that doesn't work and you have a "Fn" key (usually near the left Shift key) hold down Fn and press F5.

get a tiny dab of super glue and put into the key and let it dry

ok , so i had the same problem just now , and i fixed it , what you need to do is take of the little metal clip that attached to the key , place it in the little slot that are next to the retaner , then place the top part under the retainer , when you do this , the retainer will sort of hang upwards , then put the capslock key back and push it in , it will snap , gave me a headache to do , but it fixed mines , hope i helped you , if anything email me , [email protected]

That means the symbol assigned for shift-2 is currently assigned to the top left character, likely the " symbol. Press shift-Fn to toggle between symbols until the @ symbol works.