Solved Can You Replace An Individual Membrane Under A Macbook Keyboard Macbook Pro 15 Retina Display Mid 2014

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Hi everybody! I was in the process of cleaning each invididual key on my MacBook, and I accidentally ripped part of the “A”-button’s membrane underneath the key. Is there a simple way to replace this, or is it way to complicated to even begin with? The button works fine, but provides less feedback when pushing it, compared to the others.

Sadly you can’t replace it, you might be able to glue it but this won’t be easy and will require a steady hand. Replacing the uppercase I think is your better direction than trying to replace the keyboard sub assembly. Given the price and the amount of work MacBook Pro 15" Retina (Late 2013-Mid 2014) Upper Case Assembly Apple P/N 661-8311. Here’s the IFIXIT Guide MacBook Pro 15" Retina Display Mid 2014 Upper Case Assembly Replacement