How to Temporarily Remove Keys from Macbook

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, select Shut Down… and then click Shut Down when prompted. This is to ensure that you won’t get an electric shock, and that your Mac won’t be affected when you remove the key. ^[1]

• Guitar pluck keys
• Credit Card/ATM
• Plow stick for plastic components
• Plastic butter knife

• As always, you need to be gentle so you don’t get a toothpick stuck under the key.
• Only insert the toothpick about 3mm below the key.

• This will remove any sticky or greasy residue that has accumulated around the key, making it easier to remove the button.
• This step also helps clean up any residue left after you scrape with a toothpick.
• You can use isopropyl alcohol instead of water if the dirt around the keys is too stubborn.

• After inserting the pry tool into the space below the key, you can press the tip of the rod a little deeper to increase traction.