Simply open it up and take the keyboard out to clean the micca layers and the iron plate.

There's usualy 2 to 3 micca layers with electronic connections sitting on top of an iron plate. The latter serves as a negative as opposed to the positive that's feeding the micca's connections.

When hitting any touch and the letter "z" comes up, that means that there's a false contact at that spot, somewhere between the layers of micca/iron plate...

Of course, should you be a tad technically challenged, things might look much more complicated than they really are.

There's a layer for three parts of the keyboard (left side, right side and the special touches), so just make sure you remember the order in which you took out the layers.

Good luck Cadence


JJ


Btw: there's no better laptops around than Acer's, xept for their shaky power supply...