Hi Andreea,
just proceed as I decribed. There is very good chance that simple cleaning will revive all of your keys, I've done that on dozens of keybeds. Just make sure that after dust cleaning you use a solvent for the contacts that evaporates traceless, like isopropyl alcohol or special benzine (look on label). Do not use standard contact sprays like WD-40 as these try to "seal" surfaces which remains sticky for future dust.
If you really need to change the contact mats (which I doubt), there are usually mats with different sizes in one keybed, so it's best to place your order after you opened the keybed and counted the mats. If you have mats already there... they are usually marked with nipples in certain places, it's not possible to misplace them. Good luck!
Cheers
Ulf
Hi Andreea,
just proceed as I decribed. There is very good chance that simple cleaning will revive all of your keys, I've done that on dozens of keybeds. Just make sure that after dust cleaning you use a solvent for the contacts that evaporates traceless, like isopropyl alcohol or special benzine (look on label). Do not use standard contact sprays like WD-40 as these try to "seal" surfaces which remains sticky for future dust.
If you really need to change the contact mats (which I doubt), there are usually mats with different sizes in one keybed, so it's best to place your order after you opened the keybed and counted the mats. If you have mats already there... they are usually marked with nipples in certain places, it's not possible to misplace them. Good luck!
Cheers
Ulf