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    Razer Blade Pro/SBUI owners - dust problems?

    Discussion in 'Razer' started by Ellyidol, Oct 8, 2013.

  1. Ellyidol

    Ellyidol Notebook Evangelist

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    Hi fellow RBP or previous gen Blades with SBUIs owners.

    Have you had any any problems with dust easily being able to access your SBUI keys?

    I've been keeping my Blade clean, with daily dusting and weekly wipe-downs, yet I seem to have pushed specs of dust into the SBUI. They're fairly visible when the keys are not lit.

    Has anyone found a solution for this?
     
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    You mean dust below the keys?
     
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    Yup! I don't know if my SBUI has a leaked opening or something that dust can easily access or is easily blown into (I'm thinking when I dust my keyboard or something), so I'm curious if other owners have similar experiences. Especially if they knew how to clean it.
     
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    I was checking and the only dust i saw in is on the surroundings of the keys and inside the hole, very minimal. Anyways, i think it is a good idea to use a micro vacuum cleaner those that are made to clean small places of electronic parts. once a month maybe
     
    neoideo, Oct 9, 2013
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