posted on Sep, 13 2024 @ 11:34 AM
I have had to take apart the keyboard and spray the keyboard key parts a couple of times already on the wife's computer. The daughter did it once
with something supposedly that they recommend in places on the net, it didn't solve the problem.
I have some electronics cleaner spray, that works good, using some paper towel to sop up any stuff. For that towel, I try to use the Viva towels for
stuff like that, less lint. The electronics cleaner I have is safe for plastic too, it is a name brand cleaner which has some minor lubricating
properties. I got it from a music store originally, but have found it in an autopart store, not really cheap, a little can costs eight bucks. But it
works great. I have automotive electronics and connector sprays in the garage all the time....but I use that small can for intricate stuff. I also
have MAF sensor spray in the garage, but I don't think that would be good either.
After you figure out how to take the case apart, it is a simple project...Big q tips are also beneficial.
I have taken keyboards for computers apart too, now I just get a new keyboard if I can't get it clean from above. Watch when blowing out keyboards
with a compressor, one hundred seventy five psi is too high, I have a high port and a regulated port on my eighty gallon. I grabbed the wrong hose one
time...keys flew all over the place