Introduction
If your Anne Pro 2 keyboard is acting faulty and not registering the keys you touch, then use this guide to replace the keycaps on the keyboard. Be sure to test a few of the keycaps on your keyboard to confirm that the faulty part is coming from the keyboard’s keycaps.
The Anne Pro 2 keyboard is a high end gaming keyboard that is used widely across the world. The keyboard is unique in that it is a 60% keyboard, meaning it only has 60% of the normal amount of keys of a traditional keyboard. This creates an easier path to fixing the keyboard due to a reduction in keys. This guide will show you how to replace all keycaps of the Anne Pro 2 and also clean the keyboard of all dust and hair.
Before beginning, make sure to power off your keyboard completely and disconnect from any external power source.
Tools
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Set the keyboard down on a flat surface. Make sure it is turned off and is not connected to a power source.
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Use the keycap remover to remove the key caps from left to right.
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Remove the smaller keycaps first so the surrounding larger caps can be removed more easily.
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Use the compressed air to remove all dust and hair from the keyboard.
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Focus on the red key switches to make sure all dust and hair are removed from inside.
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Inspect the final product, making sure all keycaps are back in the right place and functioning.
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