deskthority

As I understand it, you can send your keyboard to Unicomp and they will drop in a complete new internal assembly.

I have not done it myself, but that is probably the easiest way to go.
Thanks for letting me know. I think you are right that it would be easiest. But I have already disassembled the ...

Blaise170 wrote: I have a bunch of buckling springs. I'd be willing to sell them to you for cheaper than Unicomp.

Thanks for the offer, but I would like to install new/unused buckling spring assemblies.

I didn't realize how worn out the springs were on my first IBM Model M keyboard (from 1989, model no. 1391401) until I bought my second (from 1994, model no. 1397599). I ordered buckling spring assemblies from clickykeyboards.com (they told me the assemblies were original, unused assemblies from ...