Thank you so much for this! Had some debris under a key and it was like a broken piece of plastic, easily took off my key and replaced it. Got a little confused when it was time to put the white hinges back in but I figured it out! On my end it was easier to put in the top of the hinge holes then push into the lower ones. THUMBS UP!!!
I have a question about my Legion 5. I've noticed that the TAB key isn't working properly. Upon inspecting it, I discovered that the clip holding the stabilizer in the keycap is loose. I removed the stabilizer and replaced the keycap without it. Do you know if the TAB key really needs the stabilizer, or is it okay not to use it?
I have a question about the barier between the keyboard and the other hardware. My friend accidentally fall the beer on the keyboard and my reaction was very fast. I turned off the laptop and unplugged battery cable from the motherboard. Everything inside of laptop looks dry. But the question is. Is it the possible the liquid go to the lower levels of laptop case?
I would assume the worst and check however I can for any water damage. So before you put back the battery cable, check the space between the motherboard and the keyboard.
I brought Legion 5 Gen 6 in Germany. But I'm used to Qwerty layout instead of Qwertz. Can I simply exchange the Z and Y and therefore fix this issue for me?
It would be preferable to do this in software instead, Windows should have settings to alter your keyboard layout. You could simply exchange the Z and Y keycaps rather than the whole key.
Those keycaps are insanely sensitive! so be VERY careful ... not just careful... but spend alot of time geeeently trying to pry it open!. I took it to service to get cleaned and they fucked up by breaking the keycap... simply two tiiiiny plastic pieces is all it takes to lose it's function