Problem with cleaning

[Triventular]

so i recently had a razer blackwidow tournament from a friend. my problem is that some keys don't respond well so i used canned air to dust it out and it works except on some few keys. i kept on blowing air into it but it still won't work properly, like i used a lot of air to air the sides and insides of the switch but it still won't work properly

what do i need to make it work properly??

[joshfrog]

wat keyboard?

when you say its not working what was it doing that it wasnt working because the term not working could mean anything

are the keys sticking are you pressing the key and nothing on the screen is it the same keys or all is it always happening or just every now and then

[Triventular]

1 minute ago, joshfrog said:

wat keyboard?

when you say its not working what was it doing that it wasnt working because the term not working could mean anything

are the keys sticking are you pressing the key and nothing on the screen is it the same keys or all is it always happening or just every now and then

its a razer blackwidow tournament edition

the period key is broken so i'll use enter on each sentence

its not working like when i press it, it doesn't register, it registers sometimes but its rare that it registers

and i just got this keyboard yesterday

[joshfrog]

if you just got it take it back not worth trying to fix it if its already broken

[Triventular]

1 minute ago, joshfrog said:

if you just got it take it back not worth trying to fix it if its already broken

its still a free keyboard  anyways, thanks for the suggestion hahahaha

[joshfrog]

ok well mayb het some isopropyl alcohol and use it 2 clean inside the keys or the keys i had to do that 2 mine because i spilt coke on it and the keys stuck 

[treeroy]

likely just a faulty keyboard, sometimes they get through quality control - send it back / take it back to the store.

[fjdhdhcyfhf]

Greasy keyboard? Crc-56 works and gets into tight spaces. isopropyl is better at dissolving sugar based spills. Crc-56 is OK with electronics but it smells for a week or two and might not be good for the LCD. Let it soak for 10 minutes and then use more to flush out the dirty solution. Leave to dry on paper towels or newspaper. I used crc-56 when I spilt beer on my laptop