Seriously, $50 keyboard does not worth that much of effort unless you would
like to learn something from it (prepare yourself when you do the same with
your laptop...).

Tamas



On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:51 PM, Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@embedinc.com>wr=
ote:

> V G wrote:
> > I immersed the keyboard in soapy water, then rinsed with clean water,
>
> Hopefully you rinsed it a number of times very thoroughly each time.
> Several passes of full submersion and letting the water run out, each pas=
s
> with fresh water, with the last submersion being deionized or even
> distilled
> water would be a good idea.  Soap residue is probably as bad as milk.  Yo=
u
> really really need to get all the soap and milk washed off.
>
> If the keyboard doesn't naturally come apart, use unnatural means.  Cut i=
t
> open, clean it thoroughly with a few forced water passes to start.  You c=
an
> always glue the case back together if it ever works again.
>
>
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