- Apr 5, 2015
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I recently accidentally spilled a can of Pepsi and it splashed on my keyboard it was nearly empty and barely had anything in left inside it only splashed over the top of the keycaps of around 10 keys which i removed and washed off but it did go in to the switch of the "B" key I have an L shape desk and usually have my drinks to my right on the other part of the desk to reduce spillage but I had the can in my hand and quickly put it down in front of keyboard as I was being called and was rushing to go downstairs then turned around and knocked the can over which did not spill on my keyboard (most of the Pepsi went over desk) but did splash over it a bit
the issue I have has nothing to do with the keyboard/switches being damaged but the "B" key is really sticky and is harder to press and does not bounce back as fast and can get stuck in that position hitting the switch as if i had held it in place (last thing i mentioned only happened once but I expect it more) any help to make the key unsticky
the only thing I can think of is to disconnect my keyboard and try to get water in to the switch and leave it for a few days but I have no spare one (the spare one got given to my brother as his keyboard died which was a cheap membrane one)
the issue I have has nothing to do with the keyboard/switches being damaged but the "B" key is really sticky and is harder to press and does not bounce back as fast and can get stuck in that position hitting the switch as if i had held it in place (last thing i mentioned only happened once but I expect it more) any help to make the key unsticky
the only thing I can think of is to disconnect my keyboard and try to get water in to the switch and leave it for a few days but I have no spare one (the spare one got given to my brother as his keyboard died which was a cheap membrane one)
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