Logitech MX Keys Key Removal and Replacement
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Last updated on Dec 5, 2024
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Useful for rearranging the layout, or cleaning a key if it doesn't move right.
What you need
Tools
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Insert something thin under the top of the key.
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Apply a little force. It comes out easily.
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Slide in bottom first
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Gently push the top part in. It clips easily.
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30 Guide Comments
Where can I find the keys for the replacement? I can only find keys for like $15 per key...
If you are having sticky key issues, take the key out, clean out the area beneath the key, and underneath the key, and reinsert the same key. In most cases, this will fix your issue. This may happen if debree/dust gets in-between the keys.
