Need to reinstall keys in keyboard model # 36211

I have ruined 3 keyboards taking them apart trying to clean them. Just replace the keyboard, they are a disposable item and don't last forever. If you can find a Cherry Brand keyboard, they are the best quality. Mine is over 20 years old.

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if your talking about a computer key board, just go to "goodwill" and buy one, they are about 4 dollars

check out diagrams for eureka power heads They made them

you can replace from any keyboard that is no more working. just remove the metal bar and replace it with yours. Except you want to buy another keyboard.

You can also try fixing it later, you might get a solution on your own, maybe you are exhausted or worn out. Just relax your brain and by the time you go back to it, You might just get it right this time around.

Wish you the best of luck.

I wouldn't. I would **** debris out with a vaccum.

You cleaned the rubber under the buttons and the buttons too? All you do is put the metal bars straight down then angle it about 10 degree towards you then put it in like a regular key, but if you lost the wire then.... might need to get a new one, heh.

I had a similar problem after about 6 months of use with this combo. It didn't bother me for a long while then more keys started to go. What I did to fix it was. I took the keyboard apart and using tissue paper and rubbing alcohol I cleaned all the contact points on the thin sheet of plastic that makes it all work. Put it back together and it worked great, in fact it still works and this was over 4 years ago. I hope this helps. And remember don't be scared you can fix it.

some keyboards you can pop the keys off. There may be a crumb lodged. I had this problem before and thats what it was. If not...I don't know then. If you take your keyboard apart make sure you payattention to where everything goes back to gether. I took mine apart but mine is an older one.