[sdiy] Repairing Key Contacts (OB-8)
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Fri Jul 20 19:02:31 CEST 2001
> I am amazed that the repair kit was not able to fix this problem. It
> would seem to me that there is plenty of conductive material there now
> to complete the circuit.
I have had mixed results cleaning certain j-wire keyboards. Some,
like my Pro-One and PPG, just refuse to stay cleaned for any lenght of
time.
This is why I went through the trouble of "Polyfusion-izing" my
Pro-One. Since I couldn't keep the contacts free of dust and oxidation
for any given length of time, I replaced them with magnetic reed switches
and now I have no more troubles!
I _did_ make sure to leave the original wires in place should I have
decided that I didn't like it and want to remove it. :) It's also a
very tricky process to get right, so I don't really recommend it unless
you 1) really love that keyboard and 2) aren't going to sell it to anyone
else. :)
Tony
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