Anybody know if you can repair keyboards by ultrasonic cleaning them. I have a few keyboard with various issues and a few Toshiba keyboard with certain keys faulty. Id like to bring them back to life.
Any opinions?
Any opinions?
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Re: laptop keyboards faulty/ cleaning
for faulty keys I can say according to what keyboard material made of, no way to bring them function normal again, but if you are skilled about these kind of things give it a try then -
Re: laptop keyboards faulty/ cleaning
Just curious if anybody else has had success with this methodComment
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Re: laptop keyboards faulty/ cleaning
True if there's a damaged membrane.Originally posted by tomodachi View Post
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Re: laptop keyboards faulty/ cleaning
Why not just replace them outright? A new one usually is about $20 - 25. Used ones are usually much cheaper.Comment
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