Lenovo IdeaPad L13 keyboard replacement, Coke and keyboards don't mix

The original keyboard had some very sticky keys.

You can purchase the tools I use in my videos using the Amazon links below.

Arctic Silver 5 AS5-3.5G Thermal Paste

DataVac blower

This is the powered screwdriver I use in the video. Metabo HPT Cordless Screwdriver Kit

This one I keep in my car for mobile work. It's very good and much cheaper that the iFixit kit

This is the one I have. It has the same 64bit set along with some other useful tools and a carrying case.

[AnotherOneinUTUBE]

I struggled for like an hour on how to "push down on it" to get it removed but finally have made it, without your video I don't think I would've made it, thank you so much, you are my savior. ♥

[andrefagerlid]

Thank you so much! You saved me heaps of fiddling and probably breaking stuff.

[toddpark]

How are the third party replacement keyboards?

[zulu]

Coke and keyboards don't mix people please don't mix them lol, I like that title Michael its slightly morbid, I like stuff like that!

[tylertheblueyfan]

Hey update on my PC I had to reinstall windows again but it's doing good

[tony]

I dont know if my question went through or not so i will ask again... after taking out a non backlit keyboard and then installing a backlit one .. that is what you did.. did the keys light up on the new install?