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Posted: 16 Oct 2016, 18:21
by oxidized
alh84001 wrote: Wait, it's on this side of the Atlantic! Is it the right time to put my name forward in case any exotic Alps switches find their way to you?
I'll let you you know for sure, for now nothing exotic, only blue and white alps
Posted: 16 Oct 2016, 19:40
by ohaimark
You should replace the switches. Lube won't help them. You can also try spamming them to wear corrosion off the contacts and checking the solder joints.
Posted: 16 Oct 2016, 19:45
by oxidized
ohaimark wrote: You should replace the switches. Lube won't help them. You can also try spamming them to wear corrosion off the contacts and checking the solder joints.
Will do, atm i'm waiting to get a desoldering station to speed up the process
Also, i noticed some of the keys don't do that clicky sound when pressed, and some of those, are also the switches giving me problems, so i take it that no clicky noise = 90% doesn't work, since the clicky sound should be generated by the 2 metallic lips coming in contact inside the switch?