Mine died also.

Hopefully my BMAX will be better

I had a similar issue where keys at the top of the keyboard (like some numbers) stopped working… then the Laptop just stopped powering on all together 🙁

Overall Teclast is a reasonable brand but Im seeing a lot of keyboard related issues in these forums so I think its a common problem.

I’ve since brought a BMAX Y13

I don’t think it’s that bad, considering how cheap it was.
I’m giving it a new try with japanese cell batteries and see what happens. If I can’t sort it out with those, I’ll pass this to my mother, who only uses her computer at home, so she does not really even need batteries 😀

That’s good news, even if it is a bit of a wait..

Hello, I also have a problem with the appearance of the Blue Screen of Death. how did you solve it?

Actually it is a bit tricky thing to do in the F15. After opening the case (screws also under bottom rubber pads) you need to unscrew the flat battery and underneath the battery is the keyboard. However the keyboard is not screwed onto the chassis, it is held by melted plastic pins so you have to break them if you want to remove it.

After you…[Read more]

I never changed a keyboard before, is that a trivial thing to do? I mean no soldering, and such things?

Yes, it is possible. Tap on the button that shows what are the open apps. You will see all the apps that are open. If you want to to see Chrome on one side, tap on the Google icon and the option for split screen will appear. Select the split screen option. Then select the other app for the other side of the screen.

Sorry. Did you get the keyboard of the chuwi hi13 to work on the corebook?
My keyboard has also been broken and I can’t find a replacement.
Thank you.

Sorry. Did you get the keyboard of the chuwi hi13 to work on the corebook?
My keyboard has also been broken and I can’t find a replacement.
Thank you.

Finally! A light in the horizon…

The above link no longer works. Here is the correct one:

https://www.cdrtd.com/products/laptop-keyboard-for-teclast-f15-english-us-without-frame-new.html

This is reply from cdrtd…

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Hello, this is the product link, please click to check. But if you are sure to buy, the production cycle will take two to three months. Can you accept it?

https://www.cdrtd.com/products.php?product=Laptop-Keyboard-For-Teclast-F15–English-US-Without-Frame-New&showHidden=true

My question to Chuwi

September 2020

Dear Sir

Can you inform me if the new Chuwi Gemibook has the same hinge design as the Chuwi Pro book 14.1.

I ask because there has been a number of cases of hinge failures on the pro book, indeed my laptop hinge broke away from the body after 15 Months of usage.

I do like Chuwi laptops a lot but hinge…[Read more]

I think the keyboard problem with the F15 is becoming a trend. And Teclast is not answering on any email address. I am avoiding to call in China. I think they are probably aware of the problem but they couldn’t care less. Customer service is non existent.

I contacted Linda from cdrtd and she said the supplier does not have this part. She offered…[Read more]

same number

Yes, using cold+Sharpkeys isn’t the perfect solution, but at least it’ll allow you to back-up your stuff.

After my ‘4’ is gone, the ‘9’ starts to become irregular. So it properly won’t take long till the keyboard is completely dead.

I had the same problem, I SOLVED THE PROBLEM AS FOLLOWS

It was impossible to login to the laptop because it was impossible to type the access PIN, my key stucked was 0, so in every text form an infinite sequence of zero occurred.

If you are in this condition put the laptop in your freezer for 20 minute, possibly in an envelope. After it the…[Read more]

My results for heat are not conclusive. If I leave it overnight then it works ok for an hour and then the problem starts. But if I leave it off for 2-3 hours then the problem is still there. It has happened also in the morning after leaving it off for 8 hours so heat “could” be a problem.

I think that excess heat created the problem in the first…[Read more]

For me it seems to work to cool the computer, and then as quickly as possible use sharpkeys to switch off the key in question. Then a reboot.