Mechanical Keyboard Switch Puller Remover Tool for Cherry/Kailh/Gateron Switches Replace

Product Information

The warranty does not cover the costs of consequential damage or indirect loss or any related expense of claiming under the warranty, such as loss from inability to operate the product. Products which are developed especially for use in the country in which they are sold, e.g. due to varying transmission systems and approval demands, are not covered by this warranty if defects or malfunctions are caused by the usage of the product in another country. Just like you did with the keycaps, set the switches aside somewhere safe, or in the box that the new switches came in. Step 3: Install the new switches Before getting started, identify the switches placed on your keyboard. Make sure that the switches are compatible with the keyboard. And also, take this opportunity to do any modification (lubing, filming, spring swap, housing swap, etc.) Remove the Keycaps The UKs number 1 shop for mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, kits, parts and everything else mechanical keyboard related.

Consumers can still opt for the small metal puller, which is often included in the kit. that comes with their kit. However, these tend to be hard to use since they cannot properly grip the switches. The experience of using these is extremely frustrating, so we do not recommend them. You don’t technically need a keycap puller, as you can lever keycaps off with a thin plastic tool, or in some cases pull them off with your fingers; however, you will need a switch puller. Switches are nigh on impossible to remove without the correct tool.Switches are a mechanical keyboard’s most important feature. Whether talking about professional keyboards made for productivity or gaming keyboards, the smoothness, fluidity, and sound are all about the switches.

Keychron products marked as being a special or a limited edition cannot be guaranteed in case of replacement to be replaced with an identical product. The OEM switch puller is much more useable since it is larger and allows the user to better grip the switches. The price is pretty low, but that also means that the quality isn’t great. Fortunately, Rama Works offers a better version of this keycap puller. Steps For Removing Switches Tools Needed With all the new switches installed, plug the keyboard in and open keyboard-tester.com. This will show you what key you’ve pressed. Press down on the stem of any switch to type the corresponding character in. Now find the keycap that matches and press it onto that switch with the method we described. Repeat this step over and over until all the switches have the correct keycap on. Hot swappable keyboards are great, because if you’ve gotten bored or have grown unsatisfied with how your current switches feel, you can swap them out to breathe new life into an otherwise aging keyboard.The Corsair K70 Pro Mini Wireless is hot swap compatible with all 3-pin Cherry MX-style switches. It's a great place to start for getting into customizing keyboards. Step 1: Remove the keycaps Replacing switches on a hot-swap board is very simple. Just take out the keycaps and pull out the switches using a switch puller. Once the switches are out, drop in the new switches, and you’re done. Just make sure that the switches are compatible with the PCB. Once all the keycaps have been removed, use your switch puller to take out the switches. First, align the switch puller to the gaps found on the top and bottom of the switch. Once a proper grip has been established, gently pull out the switches.