Product FAQ for SEENDA SK60-3/WGJP-060-3(K780+i360)

1. First, try replacing the batteries and confirm whether the keyboard/mouse can be turned on and whether the battery level is sufficient (you can determine this by pressing any key and observing if the indicator light comes on).

2. If it can be turned on, please ensure that the correct connection channel is selected. The USB-A port corresponds to the Windows system channel, while the USB-C port corresponds to the macOS system channel.

3. If it still doesn't work, try changing the USB port and then follow the re-pairing steps below.

2.4G Re-pairing Method:

• Keyboard:
  Remove the USB receiver and turn on the keyboard switch. Hold down the ESC and +/= keys simultaneously for 3 - 5 seconds until the power indicator light starts to flash quickly, indicating that the keyboard has entered pairing mode. Quickly insert the USB receiver while keeping the keyboard close to the USB port. The indicator light will stop flashing when the pairing is successful.
• Mouse:
  Remove the USB receiver and turn on the mouse switch. Hold down the left button, scroll wheel, and right button simultaneously for 6 - 8 seconds to enter pairing mode. Within 10 seconds, quickly insert the USB receiver while keeping the mouse close to the USB port. Wait for 3 - 5 seconds and then test whether the connection is successful.

Ensure that the battery is fully charged and that the USB-C receiver is fully inserted into the port.

Replace the batteries and then try to re-pair. If only one or a few specific keys are problematic, press the non-working key firmly for 5 - 7 seconds to see if it starts working normally.

We do not sell individual keycaps. First, check if there is any damage to the key clip. If not, try pressing the key firmly to put it back into place.

First, try cleaning the gaps between the keyboard keys. Then press the problematic key firmly for 5 - 7 seconds and release to see if it resolves the issue.

First, check if there is any debris in the USB port and try to clean it. Then, try using a different USB port to see if the issue persists.