On 12/5/21 8:22 AM, Stephen Adolph wrote:
..or take a paper clip, straighten it out, bend two hooks onto each end
and the bend into a U. Didn't we just get a note from Mike Nugent on > this idea? cheers
Yes but I don't think that's actually a great idea because it still
doesn't ensure the
..or take a paper clip, straighten it out, bend two hooks onto each end and
the bend into a U. Didn't we just get a note from Mike Nugent on this
idea? cheers
On Sun, Dec 5, 2021 at 8:18 AM Charles Hudson wrote:
> Martin Harding wrote:
>
> "Many thanks for the advice. Can thin nosed pliers be
Martin Harding wrote:
"Many thanks for the advice. Can thin nosed pliers be used rather than a
keypad puller ?"
Martin,
There isn't a lot of room between keycaps and thin-nosed pliers won't give
you a very good grip on the cap or very good leverage, either. If you
don't have a keycap puller,
Many thanks for the advice. Can thin nosed pliers be used rather than a keypad
puller ?
Regards,
Martin Harding
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Hi,
Just wondering if any members have ever repaired a key on a TRS 80 Model 100
keyboard? The + = key isn’t working and I was wondering how best to a) get the
key off and b) repair the problem? Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Martin Harding
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M100 has mechanical Alps switches with metal contacts inside. It is most
likely just oxidization inside the switch, or a corroded trace on the
keyboard pcb. Both fixable problems. And the fact that it's only a
single key and not a group of them, suggests the problem is most likely
entirely
Hi,
Does anyone know how best to repair this key ?
Thanks,
Martin Harding
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