I have the same issue, a few days ago my d
key started to fail randomly (luckily only the d
key)
I’ve tried every single non destructive fix with no luck:
- reset
- hard reset
- unplugging and plugging back all the cables
- blowing air in the keys
- cleaning the sides with a soft brush
- disassembling the entire input cover, cleaning everything, reattaching every connection and assembling it back
none of those fixed the issue
next Im trying:
- dcp’s tape hack
- detaching the key cap
- fully reflowing the cable
- and if nothing works, tearing down the glued underside of the keyboard and checking the traces
for me, this issues sounds much more like a riped/partially riped trace than a signal integrity one, but I’m trying everything now
if I succeed I will come back with the solution.
Dear Framework, please, just address this issue, like you did with the 11th gen motherboard jumper thing
my warranty is already over, I would easily buy another keyboard, but we need you guys to tell us what is breaking all the keyboards, buying a new keyboard every year is not a solution.