A sad G710+ keyboard lover probably looking for a replacement

[im_Stef]

Hi,

Recently i got home to a water leak, and my G710+ keyboard had been sitting in a puddle while powered on for 6-7 hours, i immediately unplugged it, and after dealing with other issues for 30 minutes, fully disassembled it and did my best padding the pcb dry with a cloth, but it looks real nasty and already slightly corroded, i will try to reassemble and see if it works, but do any of you guys have tips for what i could do to increase the chance it lives? and if it is declared deceased, any suggestions for similar feeling keyboards with brown switches? do you think its a real chance that the pcb is dead but i can salvage the switches? how hard is it for a tech casual to salvage all the switches with a soldering iron and build a new keyboard with them? Covid has not been kind to my budget, so im working with around 130€

Thanks you for any input.

Stef 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Get some high content isoproypl alcahol, put it in a tub covering the keyboard pcb, and let it soak for ~5 hours.

Then dry.

If you see more corosion, get a soft toothbrush and gently clean it off with more isoproypl, making sure to not take off one of the smcs

[HumdrumPenguin]

Considering the situation and how old that keyboard is, I'd try anything without fear of losing it for good. To the alcohol land we go.