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Ducky shine 3 + lemonade = bad

Sheld

So 2 days ago my sister spilled lemonade on my ducky. I cleaned the sticky keys yesterday, after a little while thinking that all the liquid was gone I plugged the keyboard and everything worked fine for about 5 to 10mins.

Then my keyboard led started flashing the keys stopped working and finally the LEDs gave up. After that happened I opened the whole thing and found water on top of the power connector that connects the keyboard to the USB plug.

My question is... Can I still fix my keyboard or should I kill my sister and get another one?

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It's most likely shorted out, which means there is very very very very very very very very very little hope.

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So 2 days ago my sister spilled lemonade on my ducky. I cleaned the sticky keys yesterday, after a little while thinking that all the liquid was gone I plugged the keyboard and everything worked fine for about 5 to 10mins.

Then my keyboard led started flashing the keys stopped working and finally the LEDs gave up. After that happened I opened the whole thing and found water on top of the power connector that connects the keyboard to the USB plug.

My question is... Can I still fix my keyboard or should I kill my sister and get another one?

show a pic about your sister, then I decide it whether you should send her to me or not

 

how good electrotechnican are you, do you have a good DMM?

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Don't really know if it's fixable or not, but I'd kill your sister either way.

Me: Yeah I just really can't get my H220 working again, I've tried everything that was suggested in the forum.

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The only hope is taking it apart and getting all circuitry out and drying it, but even then, probably you're screwed. Force her to pay for a new one

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show a pic about your sister, then I decide it whether you should send her to me or not

 

how good electrotechnican are you, do you have a good DMM?

I dont have a DMM D:

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You Should

A Kill your sister

B Steal her room

C Convert her room into man cave

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So 2 days ago my sister spilled lemonade on my ducky. I cleaned the sticky keys yesterday, after a little while thinking that all the liquid was gone I plugged the keyboard and everything worked fine for about 5 to 10mins.

Then my keyboard led started flashing the keys stopped working and finally the LEDs gave up. After that happened I opened the whole thing and found water on top of the power connector that connects the keyboard to the USB plug.

My question is... Can I still fix my keyboard or should I kill my sister and get another one?

If it's shorted out, then there's most likely no hope...

 

Now, just make your sister pay for your emotional trauma + a new keyboard! 

 

There's a reason why i'm going to a law high school :D

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I dont have a DMM D:

No problem!

 

Ask her to introduce you (+me) to her girl friends who has DD!

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Well I told her to buy me one but she said "use another keyboard" I have a Bluetooth one (currently using that it sucks), a Microsoft wireless and an old PS2 one that she also spilled at the same time as my ducky....

I was thinking to get a Corsair k70 RGB or ducky shine 4 Blue Switches but I cant find them anywhere...

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When I connect the keyboard i get this message "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

 

A request for the USB device descriptor failed." and "The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned, and windows does not recognize it."

 

Any hopes?

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do you have any pictures of it open?

I washed the connectors today and now they r drying. I'll try connecting the keyboard tomorrow and see if it works. If it doesn't then I'll post the pictures 

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show a pic about your sister, then I decide it whether you should send her to me or not

 

how good electrotechnican are you, do you have a good DMM?

Creepy.

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Tell your sister that that keyboard costs more than her make-up. Then tell her that she should replace it or else you'll also spill lemonade on all of her make-up kits plus ruin her room. :P

Kinda mean and immature, though :/

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