Lenovo IdeaPad L13 keyboard replacement, Coke and keyboards don't mix

[@AnotherOneinUTUBE]

I struggled for like an hour on how to "push down on it" to get it removed but finally have made it, without your video I don't think I would've made it, thank you so much, you are my savior. ♥

[@lewispatten3723]

Thanks for the video! These think pad keyboards are ridiculously easy to replace compared to some other laptops

[@andrefagerlid5352]

Thank you so much! You saved me heaps of fiddling and probably breaking stuff.

[@derinquisitor]

Thanks for the guide but isn't that a Thinkpad L13 rather than an IdeaPad? Btw. the guide also worked for my Thinkpad L13 Yoga Gen 2.

[@zulu6756]

Coke and keyboards don't mix people please don't mix them lol, I like that title Michael its slightly morbid, I like stuff like that!

[@Rayray_unicornplayz567]

Back after 4 months

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I never left

[@tony55575]

I dont know if my question went through or not so i will ask again... after taking out a non backlit keyboard and then installing a backlit one .. that is what you did.. did the keys light up on the new install?

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I think the original and the replacement keyboard were backlit.

[@tony55575]

The one you took out didn't have the little backlick symbol on the spacebar so that one was not backlit what the one you put in was definitely so did you recall it working because I'm about to try the same

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

@@tony55575 I don't remember for sure but I think they both were backlit. The difference you saw maybe because it's not a Lenovo made keyboard that I put in. Sometimes the third party ones are a bit different.

[@toddpark2893]

How are the third party replacement keyboards?

[@tylertheblueyfan8728]

Hey update on my PC I had to reinstall windows again but it's doing good

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

Yay

[@Fixprinters]

useful video, big like and

[@felixmartinez9966]

Hey Michael how are you

[@MichaelTheComputerGuy]

I'm doing well. 👍

[@harshlpro7190]

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