removing keys from keyboard

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  • Eagle101

    #16
    LOL! @ hellsent, i use to have a LG board it was a garbage dump!

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    • jesus
      Member
      • May 2007
      • 2413

      #17
      Originally posted by [MyIS]Alex
      What sort of keyboard do you have, because one's that don't have a ton of led's and stuff can be put in the dishwasher!
      wow really? this is the keyboard I have:



      the black wrist-rest part can be taken off

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      • .Gunfire
        OT Vet.
        • Jan 2007
        • 974

        #18
        you should be good

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        • CaptainKirk

          #19
          Does anyone know how this works on light up keyboards like the G15?

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          • Twlight
            Member
            • Feb 2007
            • 1224

            #20
            Use this guide to clean a G15: http://www.overclock.net/computer-pe...-logitech.html

            I don't know about the Saitek Eclipse, though.

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            • TheEn|gma
              Member
              • Jun 2005
              • 5247

              #21
              I cleaned mine by the guide Twilight suggested, work fine with my Eclipse II

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              • =98=
                Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 10299

                #22
                So, if i just unscrew the back of my Saitek Eclipse the main board should come free...?

                EDIT: Damn, i need a set of allen keys to undo the front

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                • TheEn|gma
                  Member
                  • Jun 2005
                  • 5247

                  #23
                  Originally posted by [MyIS]Alex
                  So, if i just unscrew the back of my Saitek Eclipse the main board should come free...?

                  EDIT: Damn, i need a set of allen keys to undo the front
                  lol wut? This is the one I used.....

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                  • =98=
                    Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 10299

                    #24
                    Oh, im talking about unscrewing the entire thing

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                    • Warhawk

                      #25
                      LOLOL if you look at the last picture of the guide where he pops the keys off, he messed up hardcore on the arrow keys. HAHA

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                      • Eagle101

                        #26
                        lol i havent shared this with u guys but here goes, i am currently using a fatal1ty board (buying a new one in summer) and this is what i do in my dorm i get the vacuum cleaner aim it at the key and all the dust, traces of food etc are gone! I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND ANYONE BUT WORKED FOR ME XD

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                        • peeth
                          Member
                          • Jun 2007
                          • 319

                          #27
                          Originally posted by [MyIS]Alex
                          So, if i just unscrew the back of my Saitek Eclipse the main board should come free...?

                          EDIT: Damn, i need a set of allen keys to undo the front
                          Poundland?
                          9 Allen keys ranging in sizes form 5mm to 100mm, for £1, that's if you have a poundland in Southampton.

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                          • =98=
                            Member
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 10299

                            #28
                            Yea, we do. But, i bet i can get some from my Computing department.

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                            • peeth
                              Member
                              • Jun 2007
                              • 319

                              #29
                              That's probably a slightly (£1) cheaper way to do it.

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