Keyboard button sticks
Post: #2
WD-40? 
Are you on a standard white Apple keyboard?
Are you on a standard white Apple keyboard?
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10.5.6 | MacBook Pro 2.5x2 | 4 GB RAM | GeForce 8600M GT
Post: #3
Clean them?
Be careful though, water and electric circuits don't seems to like each other.
Most keyboards(everyone that I've used) will brake before there is a mechanical error that makes a key stick, if you accidently poured some joltcola in it and it's still working, cleaning it with water and drying it with a towel should work but you better be sure that it's really dry.
Be careful though, water and electric circuits don't seems to like each other.
Most keyboards(everyone that I've used) will brake before there is a mechanical error that makes a key stick, if you accidently poured some joltcola in it and it's still working, cleaning it with water and drying it with a towel should work but you better be sure that it's really dry.
Post: #4
Yeah, it's a standard Macbook kayboard... How would I clean it? Is it possible to remove the actual key?
Post: #5
It was a couple of months since I last got my hands on a MacBook but it's just to pull the keys off on my PowerBook G4.
You could try using a small brush if you wish to clean it without removing any keys(it's always a risk that you'll brake a key(if your as violent as me)), however, if it's sticky I assume that there we're some sort of liquid/sugar assault?
You could try using a small brush if you wish to clean it without removing any keys(it's always a risk that you'll brake a key(if your as violent as me)), however, if it's sticky I assume that there we're some sort of liquid/sugar assault?
