A89zip -

: Use software like VIA or Vial (if supported) to remap keys. The A89 layout often includes a dedicated row for macros or specific function keys that you can customize to your workflow. Maintenance Tips

: 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.

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 A89zip

: 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.

: Use a keycap puller to remove caps every few months to blow out dust with compressed air. : Use software like VIA or Vial (if supported) to remap keys

: Before placing the PCB into the case, install and lube your stabilizers on the PCB or plate. This is the best time to "clip" or "band-aid mod" them for better sound.

: Place the PCB/plate combo into the bottom case. Secure any internal screws provided in the kit, then fit the top frame over it. Press down firmly but carefully to avoid bending the pins

: 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 .