New switches can be purchased from me here, spare parts here. Since the top half of the switch came away with your spacebar, please pull that off the bottom before reinstalling it. To remove a switch, remove the two solder joints on the rear of the PCB that correspond to the broken switch by melting the solder with a soldering iron and a solder sucker then pry it out from the top of the keyboard.Ī new switch can then be inserted, making sure the pins align with the holes in the pcb, and applying new solder to replace the stuff you removed.
Logitech has a key chatter problem with all of their keyboards these past couple of cycles. Thats about 550 of keyboard down the drain. Every peripheral I had was Logitech, but after two G910s and one G915 all displayed this problem, I switched. There is also two clips around the arrow keys, so be careful.Īfter the top piece is removed, unscrew the newly exposed screws, remove the volume wheel (I recommend removing the wheel and not the potentiometer it's attached to as these can be solder in) and top left LED diffusion plate. Im one of the oldest Logitech fans there are. The top piece around the keys can now be pried up, by going around the edge popping all the clips. Open the keyboard by removing all the screws on the bottom of the keyboard (there's some under the large rubber feet and the smallest rubber foot and the slide out metal piece.) Remove the small plastic bottom panel and remove the screws under there. To do this you'll need a soldering iron, solder, a solder sucker (cheap ones available on ebay etc will do the job for one switch), a Phillips screwdriver and a plastic pry tool.
I am trying to buy a replacement key for just that key but all I could find are replacement keys for the WHOLE keyboard that costs upward to 50 bucks. Hello, you'll need to replace the switch with a new one. Ive had the Logitech Orion G910 for about 2 years and everything has been working until my L-CTRL key broke off a couple days ago and made it impossible to put back in.
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