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Latitude D610 keyboard

rstans · 2008-04-03 20:08:25

I poured Lucozade all over the keyboard of my Latitude D610 and it's fairly buggered now. Still works but the keys are all sticky and some of them need a good poke to work. Can a new keyboard be bought and if so where? Tried the Dell site but couldn't find anything. Thanks.

03-04-2008 8:08pm

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rstans

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I poured Lucozade all over the keyboard of my Latitude D610 and it's fairly buggered now. Still works but the keys are all sticky and some of them need a good poke to work. Can a new keyboard be bought and if so where? Tried the Dell site but couldn't find anything.
Thanks.

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#2 04-04-2008 1:13am

Soundman

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Ebay is probably your best bet. This is just the first link that I saw.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Dell-inspiron-610m-latitude-D610-M20-Keyboard-p_W0QQitemZ310035128863QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item310035128863

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#3 04-04-2008 11:05am

domania

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Take the keyboard out and wash it out in warm water with washing up liquid. Then leave it to dry fully before putting it back in. You do not need a new keyboard if the old one is still working.

It is only sticky from the drink so why buy a new one when a bit of elbow grease will fix it.

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