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whizerd 09-04-2005 07:13 PM

logitech keyboard reassembly
 
spilled soda into the keyboard (a logitech wireless). i took it completly apart to clean it, taking pictures at every step so i could get it back togther without any parts leftover ;-)

however......i dont seem to have a pic of how/where the two white seperators at the top corner of each side are placed. no matter which way i seat them, it makes putting the top end of the key housing impossible!

anyone have or know where i can get a schematic or some pix or ???
i could just go out and buy another one, but i lose a lot of points in my wifes eyes when i do that!

scott.................. whizerd@gmail.com

Tyler 10-08-2005 01:00 AM

Did ya figure it out? I would just go on the trial and error route if it wouldn't damage the keyboard.


Welcome to the forums by the way!

gnogtr 10-16-2005 12:28 PM

Uh, bad news buddy, I did the same thing to my Logitech MX duo keyboard. Let's just say I took it apart and I cannot get it to work anymore. Everything fits just fine, but I can't get it to even register anymore...SO $80 later at my local Best Buy, I have the Logitech LX700 cordless desktop set up with the mouse and keyboard. I'm not totally thrilled with the design as much as I was with my MX duo, but they didn't have the nice MX 5000 set that I wanted, so I just settled for this one.

Uranium-235 10-16-2005 01:00 PM

and *this* is another reason why I buy $10 corded keyboards. Of course, i've never spilled anything on them in my life

Tyler 10-16-2005 03:03 PM

I agree, I've never bought a keyboard for over 15 bucks. I've found the cheap ones are completely fine.


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