MacBook Pro Retina 13 (late 2013) - Replacement Key

[Se@n]

Hi Guys & Girls
Hoping somebody can help.
I thought I would take on a sticky backspace key this morning on my MacBook Pro and clean it up, unfortunately I have done more damage than good and I have broken the clips and I can't re-seat the key.
Can anyone suggest a place that could fix this up for me tomorrow am without requiring a further loan on my house.
I reside in the north of JHB.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers

 

[travcaine]

You could try iFix. They normally have good prices.

 

[Se@n]

You could try iFix. They normally have good prices.

Thanks. Have them on the list. Concerned I'm going to be forced to replace the entire keyboard...

 

[travcaine]

Thanks. Have them on the list. Concerned I'm going to be forced to replace the entire keyboard...

That sounds like something only IStore will make you do.

I needed to fix my track pad, R5000 later. Because they replaced the whole front.

 

[Se@n]

That sounds like something only IStore will make you do.

I needed to fix my track pad, R5000 later. Because they replaced the whole front.

IStore is the last place I'll be going because expensive and slow! Hoping for a reasonable quick fix in the am.

 

[Se@n]

Seems the clips weren't broken, Ifix put it back on for R99!

 

[$m@Rt@$$]

Seems the clips weren't broken, Ifix put it back on for R99!

My experience with keyboards: If all else fails use more force!

 

[Se@n]

My experience with keyboards: If all else fails use more force!

Ya, will save R99 next time and try your approach. Always a little scary on a R25K machine. Thankfully all sorted - the quote I received from digicape was for R10k as they say they have to replace top cover, trackpad etc in order to replace keyboard. Thrilled this wasn't the case!