Spilt a drink in my Huntsman V2
I spilt a drink in my huntsman v2 and now a bunch of keys wont work. Is there a way to fix it?
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I think you need to replace your keyboard. (or just get repaired by center.) Check below link.
When can I expect to receive my repaired or replacement device? (razer.com)
If anyone who knows the other way, please give the advices. @Razer.Speedcr0ss, can you also help this member?
When can I expect to receive my repaired or replacement device? (razer.com)
If anyone who knows the other way, please give the advices. @Razer.Speedcr0ss, can you also help this member?
Userlevel 7
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Disassembly it completly, then use IPA (100% Isopropyl alcohol) to clean the board (you can use a brush and pour soe IPA on the board - it's safe for electronics, so you won't damage it more).
Accidentally spilled a bit of Soda over my Keyboard (most of it on the Escape-Key) and some of it went underneath the Keycap most likely even underneath the switch itself. The result is that they key doesn't work properly as it is very sticky, I already tried cleaning the top of the switch and underneath the keycap but it doesn't help since some of the soda actually ended up getting through the tiny gap and underneath the switch which I can't reach. Is it possible to clean it under running water or will it just make it shagle voojio worse?
Userlevel 7
Correct solution is to carefully breakdown the keyboard and clean the inside with isopropyl alcohol.
The following video is HM Elite breakdown, not HM V2, but I think the design of the keyboard construct is quite similar.
But, if you breakdown your keyboard the warranty might be nullified
But, if the drink spilled into the key switch, then~~~
Well~~~ get a new keyboard? or replace the key switch.
The following video is HM Elite breakdown, not HM V2, but I think the design of the keyboard construct is quite similar.
But, if you breakdown your keyboard the warranty might be nullified
But, if the drink spilled into the key switch, then~~~
Well~~~ get a new keyboard? or replace the key switch.
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