The Right Way To Disassemble And Repair Your Corsair K70 Mkii Keyboard With Cherry Mx Keys

We read and watched a few dozen videos on how to take apart a Corsair keyboard. Most, if not all of them, had extra steps, and some of them actually damaged the keyboard with scratches etc., with improper techniques. Many didn't even show the Cherry MX key removal and replacement from the circuit board. In this video, we show you how to disassemble a Corsair keyboard, how to remove the defective Cherry MX key, and how to replace it. Quickly and without scratching or damaging your keyboard. This keyboard is LowProfile, the procedure should be the same for all keyboards. The parts we used in this video are listed below: Hakko Soldering Station: https://amzn.to/3nSPb1D * Desoldering Tools: https://amzn.to/3p0xoXK Plastic tools from phone disassembly kits: https://amzn.to/3iqSP1J Cherry MX switches: Please note, this K70 keyboard is lowprofile and will have a circle around the + sign, it is different than what is listed: You need to find these, it is not available in many sources: https://amzn.to/3ioiZCd Flux in a pen: https://amzn.to/39HhmLX Gaming Keyboards: https://amzn.to/2Nx5dSP Amazon Affiliate Links #Corsair #RGBKeyboards #GamingPCs #Razer #Steelseries #FixKeyboard #CherryMX #MechanicalKeyboards Any questions? Let us know, comment, like and subscribe http://www.autotoys.com 00:00 Introduction 01:02 Proper way to remove cover without Scratching your keyboard!! 04:10 This low profile keyboard use MX CHERRY 04:34 Screws on each side of the ends of keyboard 06:55 NUMERIC KEYPAD AREA 09:30 Remove one plug here... 09:57 Unscrew ground wire... 10:57 This is our defective key, desoldering 2 12:18 Microfiber cloth used 13:01 Note the sign design on these Cherry MX It is unique to the Low Profile Keys 16:55 Pull it out when it is 95% lifted 19:05 Heat solder points and insert 19:27 You can see switch being pushed into place 20:29 Now thats a good ball of solder 20:50 Reassembly 21:57 Break time..