For the last week or so, my keyboard spacebar has suddenly gotten "stuck" sunken into the keyboard. It's resting much lower than it used to/should be on the keyboard.
When I take the spacebar out, nothing seems to be wrong with it. The metal bar under the spacebar slides, which i'm not sure if it's supposed to, so it could be the cause. Nothing else has broken off or anything like that. The spacebar is not stuck because I spilled something on it, though, (I haven't, for the record) but it's stuck for some mechanical reason.
When I hold the keyboard upside down and press the button, it presses just fine. Which is why I'm really confused - nothing seems to be wrong physically with the keyboard/spacebar, but there's no reason it should be "stuck" the way it is other than something being physically broken with it. Thankfully, it's just barely stuck so that it doesn't actively press down the spacebar sensor inside.
The model is KB-IBP-00A2. Any advice of what to do is greatly appreciated, because I'm at a loss and seriously frustrated because I'm not sure what else to try; there's not a noticeable defect, but it's not "sticky" either.
When I take the spacebar out, nothing seems to be wrong with it. The metal bar under the spacebar slides, which i'm not sure if it's supposed to, so it could be the cause. Nothing else has broken off or anything like that. The spacebar is not stuck because I spilled something on it, though, (I haven't, for the record) but it's stuck for some mechanical reason.
When I hold the keyboard upside down and press the button, it presses just fine. Which is why I'm really confused - nothing seems to be wrong physically with the keyboard/spacebar, but there's no reason it should be "stuck" the way it is other than something being physically broken with it. Thankfully, it's just barely stuck so that it doesn't actively press down the spacebar sensor inside.
The model is KB-IBP-00A2. Any advice of what to do is greatly appreciated, because I'm at a loss and seriously frustrated because I'm not sure what else to try; there's not a noticeable defect, but it's not "sticky" either.