I did clean the contacts, but it was the actual rubber pads which were no longer conducting.. this kit is supposed to repair the actual rubber contacts etc.. > > I listen to someone who told me,just a pencil eraser will do.I tried it and it did work.superglue ?,i dont think there is a need for that.They might be fixable. > > mrjdevries <mrjdevries@...> wrote: A little while ago, I bought a keypad repair kit supposedly for a poly6 > or emulator II (off ebay) as about 6 keys on my P6 were a bit > intermittent. > > I used this kit according to instructions, and it pretty much made the > unreliable keys totally unreliable.. > > [ clean the pads, apply a primer to the pads, apply superglue to the > pads, apply conductive solution to the pads. ] > > Whats even more tragic, is that i did most of the keys, so now i have a > poly6 with about 20 keys not working that great. > > Anybody had any luck with these kits? If so, please enlighten > me, 'cause im rather p%$#ed off. > > ...vent ... vent... > > Mike > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage. >
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Re: Poly6 Keyboard Repair.
2007-11-24 by mrjdevries
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