⌨️ Laptop Keyboard & Key Replacement Services
Is Your MacBook Keyboard Not Responding Correctly?
Whether you have a classic scissor-switch, the notorious 2016-2019 Butterfly mechanism, or a modern Magic Keyboard, TechWerx provides precise, component-level keyboard replacements. Because modern MacBooks use rivets rather than screws to hold the keyboard in place, replacing just the keyboard is a very involved, time-consuming task that requires specialist tools.
Don't struggle with sticky, missing, or repeating characters. We stock high-quality replacement parts locally for fast turnaround.
- ✔ Component-Level Replacement: We replace just the keyboard mechanism, not the entire top case, saving you hundreds.
- ✔ Butterfly Mechanism Specialist: Solving repeating or non-responsive key issues permanently.
- ✔ Liquid Spill Remediation: Internal cleanup and corroded component repair.
- 🛡️ 12-Month Warranty: Peace of mind on all hardware replacements.
📍 Local Workshop Drop-Off Hubs
Mornington Hub: 91 Watt Rd, Mornington VIC 3934
Phone: 1300 765 611
Email: sales@techwerx.com.au
✔ 14 Day Satisfaction Guarantee | No Fix, No Fee
🛠️ Common MacBook Keyboard Problems We Fix
💧 Liquid Spill Damage
Coffee, water, or wine spills cause immediate corrosion and short circuits. Keys become sticky, unresponsive, or input incorrect characters.
🦋 Butterfly Mechanism Failure
Affecting 2016-2019 MacBook Pro/Air. Letters repeat unexpectedly, do not appear, or keys feel 'sticky' and refuse to compress.
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Individual keycaps or the internal scissor mechanisms are broken or missing. NOTE: If individual keys can't be reseated, the entire keyboard requires replacement.
🧹 Dust & Debris Accumulation
In high-dust environments, debris gets trapped under the keys, making them unresponsive or preventing full compression.
💡 We Replace Just the Keyboard, Saving You Hundreds
When you take a MacBook to Apple for keyboard issues, they typically quote for an entire Top Case Assembly replacement (which includes the battery, trackpad, and aluminum chassis)—often costing over $600.
At TechWerx, our component-level specialists can replace strictly the failing keyboard mechanism starting from around $290, saving you significant hardware costs.