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Amiga 600 keyboard.
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Amiga 600 keyboard with key caps stripped.
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If you compare this Amiga 600 keyboard to an A500 or A1200 keyboard, you'll notice there are no springs used under the key caps (well, spacebar has one…
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Not sure if this is a common issue on A600 keyboards, but check out the holes on the sides of some of those whiote plastic ... switches? The keys will still…
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The rather un-interesting back side of an A600 keyboard.
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This is what you see if you remove the back plate of an Amiga 600 keyboard. (After removing something like 18 small screws).
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Here is the cheaper solution Commodore used for the A600 keyboard. No springs are used, so the "bounce-back" comes from these tiny rubber membrane things you…
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Close-up of the rubber/plastic switches used for A600 keys.
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Amiga 600 key switches.
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Here is another little problem you don't want to see happening to your Amiga keyboard. Considering the situation about keyboards from a computer that was made…
