How To Replace Mechanical Keyboard Switches
Mechanical keyboards have been gaining popularity due to their tactile superiority and longevity. With regular use, mechanical keyboards can develop issues with their switches. Replacing these switches can seem overwhelming, but it is actually a straightforward process that can be accomplished in no time. To start with, let us take a look at a sample image of a mechanical keyboard with switches that need to be replaced. 
Before you begin with the switch replacement, you will need to gather some tools. These include a screwdriver, pliers, and a switch puller. A switch puller is a small tool used to remove the switches from the keyboard. Once you have these tools, you are ready to start with the process. 
The next step is to remove the keycaps from the keyboard. These are the removable plastic pieces on top of the switches. You can remove them using a keycap puller or gently lift them with your fingers. 
With the keycaps removed, it is time to remove the switches. You can do this using the switch puller. Position the puller over the switch and squeeze the handles. The switch will pop out of the keyboard. 
Once you have removed the faulty switches, it is time to replace them with new ones. You can purchase replacement switches online or at your local computer store. Make sure you buy the correct switches for your keyboard. Align the pins on the switch with the holes on the keyboard and press it in gently. 
With the switches replaced, it is important to test them before putting everything back together. You can use a keyboard testing website to test each switch. Press each key to test if it is working. If you find any faulty keys, go back and check if the switch is properly inserted. 
Once you have verified that all the switches are working, it is time to reassemble the keyboard. Place the keycaps back on top of the switches and screw the keyboard cover back in place if necessary.
