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Compaq Presario Keyboard
Hi guys,
I was wandering if someone can help me out here. I have a compaq presario 900z laptop and course of time it has some dirt in the keyboard. I would like to remove the keys and clean it. Is it possible to do this? Thanks a lot!!!!. |
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Compaq Presario Keyboard
I have done this project before
Patience is a key factor. Under each key is a small rubber plunger It presses down on two mylar films with the traces etched on The pressure of each key makes its own particular connection to the Ic also inside the keyboard that gives the proper biited code to the keyboard controller in the computer. First off let me say the keyboard can most likely be cleaned with a vaccum and a qtip to look pretty good. If you do not have a sticking key or key that is not working because of dirt then leave it alone. If you still intend to open the keyboard Unless you have a spill free keyboard then each key is going to have its own plunger make sure you do not lose any plungers Remove the keys from the base Now the case will open I recommend you have a wide open are to work. I open the unit with the keyboard upside down It will open in any direction Do not try to clean the mylar films You may wife them with a paper down only if needed Do not want to scratch any traces When and if you get to reassambly The keyboard section must be upside down and supported on its perimeter so that the keys fall down. You will understand this if you get to this point The plungers must be place in each slot and then base must be attached. I recommend you leave this alone wrote in message oups.com... Hi guys, I was wandering if someone can help me out here. I have a compaq presario 900z laptop and course of time it has some dirt in the keyboard. I would like to remove the keys and clean it. Is it possible to do this? Thanks a lot!!!!. |
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Compaq Presario Keyboard
Sorry I read the post wrong
I was not thinking laptop You said laptop My brain did not see the word laptop Ben Myers will have the answer "metronid" wrote in message news I have done this project before Patience is a key factor. Under each key is a small rubber plunger It presses down on two mylar films with the traces etched on The pressure of each key makes its own particular connection to the Ic also inside the keyboard that gives the proper biited code to the keyboard controller in the computer. First off let me say the keyboard can most likely be cleaned with a vaccum and a qtip to look pretty good. If you do not have a sticking key or key that is not working because of dirt then leave it alone. If you still intend to open the keyboard Unless you have a spill free keyboard then each key is going to have its own plunger make sure you do not lose any plungers Remove the keys from the base Now the case will open I recommend you have a wide open are to work. I open the unit with the keyboard upside down It will open in any direction Do not try to clean the mylar films You may wife them with a paper down only if needed Do not want to scratch any traces When and if you get to reassambly The keyboard section must be upside down and supported on its perimeter so that the keys fall down. You will understand this if you get to this point The plungers must be place in each slot and then base must be attached. I recommend you leave this alone wrote in message oups.com... Hi guys, I was wandering if someone can help me out here. I have a compaq presario 900z laptop and course of time it has some dirt in the keyboard. I would like to remove the keys and clean it. Is it possible to do this? Thanks a lot!!!!. |
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