: Use a keycap puller to remove caps every few months to blow out dust with compressed air.
: Ensure you have the case (top and bottom), the Hot-Swap PCB , a mounting plate, stabilizers (usually screw-in or plate-mounted), and a USB-C cable. You will need your own switches and keycaps . A89zip
: Align the pins of your mechanical switches with the hot-swap sockets on the PCB. Press down firmly but carefully to avoid bending the pins. If a switch feels stuck, pull it out and straighten the pins with tweezers. : Use a keycap puller to remove caps
: Since it is hot-swappable, you can change the typing feel (linear, tactile, or clicky) without soldering—just ensure the board is unplugged before swapping. : Align the pins of your mechanical switches
: Place the PCB/plate combo into the bottom case. Secure any internal screws provided in the kit, then fit the top frame over it.
An "A89zip" is a , specifically an 89-key (TKL-style) layout designed for enthusiasts who want a balance between a full-size board and a compact footprint . It is often sought for its hot-swappable PCB and distinctive aesthetic. Assembly & Setup Guide
