I was eating at my computer and some of the juices spilled onto my keyboard. I wiped all that I could be some of it seeped through the keys and shorted the etchings that receives the inputs from the keys.
I took it apart and bridged the parts where the etchings shorted. I also washed the top part where it held all the keys. After it dried I put it all back and it works fine except all the keys are sticky and hard to push down. Do I have to light grease the keys to prevent the sticking. I dont want to have to buy another $70 wireless keyboard.
I took it apart and bridged the parts where the etchings shorted. I also washed the top part where it held all the keys. After it dried I put it all back and it works fine except all the keys are sticky and hard to push down. Do I have to light grease the keys to prevent the sticking. I dont want to have to buy another $70 wireless keyboard.
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