Logitech PRO X TKL RAPID Repair

The PRO X TKL RAPID is a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard aimed at competitive and enthusiast users, offering a compact layout and responsive key action. It is constructed from durable materials (reinforced plastic housing with a metal backplate) to withstand heavy use and long gaming sessions. Key features include mechanical switches, programmable lighting and macros, and detachable cable support for portability. The Logitech support page provides limited downloadable resources but points users to general warranty and support information.

The Logitech PRO X TKL RAPID can be identified by its model number (M/N YU0090). The model label is on model and regulatory labels are typically on the underside. The device’s serial number (S/N) appears nearby on the same label.

• Form Factor: Tenkeyless (TKL, 87 keys) - compact gaming layout
• Switch Type: Not specified on Logitech support page (manufacturer/model not listed) — consult product packaging or label for exact switch model
• Keycaps: Not specified on Logitech support page (verify material on product listing; often ABS or PBT)
• Connectivity: Not fully documented on support page — check product listing for wired (USB-C detachable) and/or wireless options
• Backlighting: Programmable RGB (product listing/support software required for configuration) - exact lighting modes not detailed on support page
• Polling Rate: Not listed on support page (typical gaming keyboards: 1000 Hz)
• Onboard Memory: Not documented on support page; refer to product documentation for onboard profile storage details
• Dimensions: Not listed on support page (refer to retail/product page for exact width/height/depth)
• Weight: Not listed on support page (refer to retail/product page)
• Included Accessories: Support page does not list spare parts or accessories; check retail package for keycap puller, detachable cable, and wireless receiver model numbers if supplied

Common repair-relevant faults include non-responsive keys, stuck or noisy switches, and connectivity issues. Diagnostic steps: remove keycaps to test individual switches, try alternate USB ports or re-pair wireless connection, and inspect the underside label for model/serial info to reference parts lists. For switch replacement, determine whether the board is hot-swappable before attempting soldering or replacing switches.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Visit Logitech Support (support.logi.com) for contact options, warranty lookup, and software recommendations (Logi Options+).

Refer to Logitech warranty information page; warranty terms and duration vary by region — check your local Logitech support site for exact coverage.

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