Keyboard detecting keystrokes that aren't made

[Addicted]

I have a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate keyboard, and the other day I spilled a glass of juice into it. I immediately turned it upside down and unplugged it, and cleaned it out. After letting it dry for several days, I plugged it back in, and most of the keys work except for the "e" and "0" keys, which detect that I am also holding down the "5" key. Is there anything I can do to fix it, or is it just broken?

[urworstnit3m3r]

I had a similar problem with my saitek cyborg, I had not spilled something on it, but it would register different keys from what was pressed and i had to replace it.

[Dave :)]

I suspect it's probably gone to be honest. Contact Razer and see if you can organise an RMA or something, good luck. :)

[Addicted]

All right, thanks, guys :) I'll try and see if I can get an RMA, but if not, I'll just have to save up for a new one.

[ZombifiedPyro]

Did that with a laptop keyboard. It is toast. It is better for you that it isn't a laptop keyboard because you can never find the right model.

[Spawnkiller]

I spilled my G510 a month ago, that gave me an excuse to upgrade to the G19s :P  The G510 never registered the Z, P and media keys again so it gave me no option (i had it for almost 2 years so no more warranty)