I spilt hot coffee all over my keyboard, it still works apart from the left shift key which now doesn't work.
Hi unscrewed the board and it's a mesh type keyboard with a rubber overlay, then several layers of thin clear plastic, some layers with circuits on like on any normal circuit board.
There was a bit of moisture in there so I took a hair dryer to it to try and dry it out but after plugging it back in the left shift key still doesn't work. There doesn't appear to be anything else obviously wrong with it, but admittedly I don't know what I would be looking for.
Any ideas what could cause that?
If not, any one recommend a good keyboard? I've had a quick look and I can see some of the mechanical gaming keyboards go from like £60+ not sure I want to spend that much, £40 maybe. I've never used a mechanical keyboard anyway.
Hi unscrewed the board and it's a mesh type keyboard with a rubber overlay, then several layers of thin clear plastic, some layers with circuits on like on any normal circuit board.
There was a bit of moisture in there so I took a hair dryer to it to try and dry it out but after plugging it back in the left shift key still doesn't work. There doesn't appear to be anything else obviously wrong with it, but admittedly I don't know what I would be looking for.
Any ideas what could cause that?
If not, any one recommend a good keyboard? I've had a quick look and I can see some of the mechanical gaming keyboards go from like £60+ not sure I want to spend that much, £40 maybe. I've never used a mechanical keyboard anyway.
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