today i spilled a drink on my keyboard and promptly cleaned it up. when i came back later on to my computer though, my space bar hits weren't registering so i pried open the space bar and cleaned everything underneath. now that i replaced the space key, it can register keystrokes, but it feels a lot heavier. i need to apply a lot more pressure
anyone know what i can do to fix this?
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Proably there is still some liquid left on the springs.
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This is another reason you'd want compressed air. Gets that liquid out quickly and with ease.
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Bo@LynboTech Company Representative
maybe the spring isnt seated properly or has fallen over sideways
this happened on a laptop keyboard I repaired once.
also the scissor like plastic thing make sure its secured properly both sides -
I`d second the idea with the spring. I had the space issue also, but not due to liquid,but because I wanted to reseat it, it was sort of hanging
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Bo@LynboTech Company Representative
2nd option fix it with a big sledge hammer and ring the insurance company
alternatively find out how much a new keyb is. -
A new Kb is like 40-50$.
But I`d doubt that you need it. Just use a canned air to eliminate any possible liquid traces. -
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Bo@LynboTech Company Representative
cheers shyster, it increased my fps to over 1000 in crysis as the glass from my screen flew across the room
I am going to be looking into replacement keyboards in the uk (I think I might need to set up an online business) anyway, because I am already wearing away the texture on my spacebar, but thats because my typing style has the side of my thumb hitting the right side of the spaceb every time and my nail catches a little and scrapes, it ahppens to nearly every keyboard I have had
except a Cherry one, and beleive it or not a Compaq one,
oh and the saitek blue lightup one,but thats because the texture was smooth anyway -
my computer is listed in my signature. where can i find a new keyboard to replace this with?
i looked up 'sager replacement keyboard' and i see a few keyboards that look exactly like mine, but i don't want to buy an incompatible one. can someone help me figure out what i need to be looking for? thanks -
Sager can supply them, but you can try XoticPc.com or Powernotebooks.com and ask them in the LiveChat .
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(1) open up the computer and get the part number from the label affixed to the keyboard, then do a google on that part number to find someone who sells it; or
(2) call your reseller and see about buying a new one directly from them.
space bar messed up
Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by lnknprkn, Apr 8, 2008.