The first step when encountering the iPad keyboard case not working issue is to give it a good clean. Dirt, dust, debris, and especially liquids if you’ve encountered a spill can accumulate under the keys and make them stick or stop working altogether.
If you have encountered a spill, skip straight to step 5*(insert a link to step 5)

To easily remove the build-up, your best option is a compressed air can. These can be purchased from any computer shop, or from Amazon. Use a can of compressed air to blow out any gunk, and then wipe down the keyboard with a cloth dampened with a small amount of rubbing alcohol.

Using a microfiber cloth, and rubbing alcohol is always recommended, as these are gentle on electronics. rubbing alcohol doesn’t conduct electricity well, so won’t risk damaging any of your device’s delicate components.

This should always be your first step as starting with these simple fixes can save you the time you could be spending doing what this issue is preventing.

If you’re finding your iPad keyboard case is failing more often than you’re happy with, it may be time for a replacement. If you’re looking for an alternative due to poor performance, or want to try a different style – we’d definitely recommend taking a look at these iPad-compatible options.