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    Have you busted one of your NP-700Z3C NP-700Z3A -Z3B -Z4A -Z4B or -Z4C laptop's keys? I'll send you a new one

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by etherist, Dec 21, 2013.

  1. etherist

    etherist Newbie

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    In thanks for all the laptop disassembly guides, tips and tricks I have read over the years on the interweb:

    I just bought a refurb NP700Z3A-S07US and of course a day after I got it, one of the keys broke. I think it was broken before, but whatever. Rather than pay to send it back I decided to buy a replacement key. But you can't get a key for this one. Argh.

    So I bought a replacement keyboard on ebay and popped the key I needed off and popped into place on my laptop. Viola!

    Er, no, Voilà!

    PM me and tell me exactly which key you need, and I will send it to you free to your US address. You get ONE key from a standard US keyboard. But not the period/greater than key. I used it.

    If I answer back that it is available, give me your address and I'll drop it in the mail.

    If I don't answer, it means not available. Please no outrageous requests.

    - etherist
     
    etherist, Dec 21, 2013
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  2. oled

    oled Notebook Evangelist

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    How many keys did you break until you became a master?
    Can you please give a little more detailed description on how to pop them out and get them back in?
    Does a key consist of 3 parts: Key Cap, Key Retainer Clip, Rubber Cup like shown here: replacementlaptopkeys.com


    Just a little video please :)
     
    oled, Feb 5, 2014
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