Some keys not typing, others stuck, or the whole keyboard dead? Whether it's one key or all of them, we can usually fix or replace it the same day.
Keyboard faults range from a single sticky key to full keyboard failure after a liquid spill — the fix, and cost, depends heavily on which one you have. Not sure which keys are actually affected? Try our free online keyboard test tool first to check exactly which keys respond.
Free basic diagnosis. Testing charges may apply for deep analysis. You approve the cost before we touch anything.
From a single stuck key to complete failure — here's what to look out for.
Understanding the likely cause helps you decide whether it's a quick fix or something that needs a technician.
Even a small spill can short the internal cable or individual key switches — the most common cause of sudden failure.
Heavily used keys (like spacebar, E, or A) can wear out mechanically over years of typing.
The thin cable connecting the keyboard to the motherboard can loosen or tear, causing partial or full failure.
Crumbs, dust, and hair under keycaps can prevent proper key contact, especially for backspace, enter, and spacebar.
Try these first — they're safe, take a few minutes, and sometimes solve the problem without a repair visit.
This can dislodge loose debris causing a specific key to misbehave — try before assuming hardware failure.
If external keys work fine, it confirms the issue is isolated to the built-in keyboard, not Windows settings.
Continuing to use a keyboard after a spill can spread liquid further and cause more damage — power off and bring it in.
Occasionally wrong characters are a language layout setting, not a hardware fault — quick to check first.
If liquid was spilled on the keyboard, do not attempt to type, press keys, or turn the laptop back on — power off immediately, keep it upside down, and bring it in as soon as possible to prevent corrosion spreading.
We identify whether it's a few keys, the internal cable, or the full unit that needs replacing.
Liquid-damaged keyboards are cleaned, tested, and replaced as needed — done regularly, not a rare case for us.
We source keyboards that match your model's layout and backlighting exactly.
Keyboard swaps are usually completed within a few hours, stock permitting.
We fix keyboard issues on all major laptop brands serviced in Chennai.
We test every key and check the internal cable connection.
Spill damage, worn switches, or cable fault — confirmed before any repair.
Individual key fix or full keyboard replacement, based on what's needed.
Every key tested individually before your laptop is handed back.
Not always — if powered off immediately, some spills only affect a few keys or none at all. Bringing it in quickly for a check gives the best chance of a full recovery.
Individual keycaps and switches can often be repaired on their own. If the internal cable or multiple keys are affected, a full keyboard replacement is usually more reliable.
No — keyboard repairs are purely hardware and don't touch your files or storage.
You can as a short-term workaround, but we'd recommend fixing the built-in keyboard for full usability, especially for a laptop you use daily.
Depends on your laptop model, especially if it's backlit. We confirm exact pricing after diagnosis.
Most replacements are done same-day, subject to the correct keyboard being in stock for your model.
Drop by our Taramani center or WhatsApp us — we respond fast.
We're available 10 AM – 8 PM, Monday to Saturday.
No.102, First Floor, 100 Feet Road,
Bharathi Nagar, Taramani, Chennai 600113