Repair Shop for the Keyboard

Repair Shop for the Keyboard

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  • #47009
    Paul
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    • Posts: 35

    I don’t understand – if the keyboard arrived with the touchpad not working it is not your responsibility to send it back – the vendor should pay. If it failed after you have has it for a while then it is a warrantee claim but again it should not leave you out of pocket

    #47013
    mshayanh13
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    • Posts: 58

    The way it works is that return shipping is out of your pocket (even when I order things from eBay and Amazon sellers based is in the USA)

    So it’s always a gamble ordering things from China since returning costs a lot.

    #65812
    Rafael
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    • Posts: 17

    Have you tried to open the keyboard and check is the touchpad is unplugged? to open it you just need to slide a thin plastic tool from the usb port  and be carefull with the cables

    #65928
    rafita82
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    • Posts: 19

    Have you paid it with Paypal? In my country if you pay something with paypal, they pay the retourning costs. Im not sure if that rule is valid worldwide or not. In any case, try to contact Paypal in case you have payed with it.

    #65934
    Katagiri
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    • Posts: 274

    It’s the same here, Paypal pays the returning costs.

    #143064
    siddhesh
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    • Posts: 5

    Some keys on my keyboard aren’t working… Is there any solution…. Can local repair shops fix it? or will I have to order a new keyboard…

    #143316
    Chupa
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    • Posts: 882

    depends on your local repair shop-go and ask

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