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From: Nathan Manzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: iBook Keyboard Replacement
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 21:57:34 +0800
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Sorry, I actually meant I washed it in distilled water, not mineral,
my bad (complete opposite? :)
- Nathan
Hi Tom,
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, I actually bathed it in mineral
water and gave it a day to dry, it helped get the top two rows of keys
working (the numbers and qwerty lines were completely unresponsive) but
left the Mute (F3), '3' and 'E' keys still non-functional, second
Hi Tom,
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, I actually bathed it in
mineral water and gave it a day to dry
Mineral water is full of minerals, which are *conductive* and will
dramatically decrease the chance of the keyboard working. Tap or
distilled water would have been a better choice.
Sorry, I actually meant I washed it in distilled water, not mineral,
my bad (complete opposite? :)
- Nathan
On 24/07/2006, at 9:52 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Hi Tom,
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, I actually bathed it in
mineral water and gave it a day to dry
Mineral water is full
Hi All.
I have recently come across an unfortunate series of events which has left my
12 iBook G4 without a working keyboard. Needless to say, liquid was involved.
My question is, is there an easy way to get a replacement keyboard for the
laptop other than paying the $150AUD and waiting to get
You can plug a USB keyboard into the G4 ... we use a wireless
keyboard with our G4. Second hand should work if you find one, or
new is $59 from ht.com.au (MS Digital Media Pro Keyboard USBPS/2)
Glenn.
On 23/07/2006, at 9:46 PM, Nathan Manzi wrote:
Hi All.
I have recently come across an
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