How do I discharge static from my keyboard?

[Acorn Eyes]

I tried touching it to some metal but it still goes fucky on me.

 

This is all I could disassemble.

[NTDaws]

fucky lol.

[Surpuppa]

You should disconnect it and touch it to a grounded outlet

[Acorn Eyes]

6 minutes ago, Surpuppa said:

You should disconnect it and touch it to a grounded outlet

Where would I find a grounded outlet? And how do I touch it to it?

[Surpuppa]

8 minutes ago, Acorn Eyes said:

Where would I find a grounded outlet? And how do I touch it to it?

I dont know how a grounded outlet looks like where you live, but here in Sweden there are two small metal pegs that sticks out. As long as you dont have your keyboard connected to anything I think you can just touch it and it would be enough.

[Acorn Eyes]

1 minute ago, Surpuppa said:

I dont know how a grounded outlet looks like where you live, but here in Sweden there are two small metal pegs that sticks out. As long as you dont have your keyboard connected to anything I think you can just touch it and it would be enough.

Here in the US nothing sticks out. I guess I'll try and hope I don't electrocute myself.

[Surpuppa]

3 minutes ago, Acorn Eyes said:

Here in the US nothing sticks out. I guess I'll try and hope I don't electrocute myself.

Then you definetly shouldnt do that, I have no idea about US outlets

[Acorn Eyes]

7 minutes ago, Surpuppa said:

Then you definetly shouldnt do that, I have no idea about US outlets

Did it anyways because fuck you.

 

I think it worked.

 

Edit nevermind it didn't.

[Falkentyne]

Where is the grounding screw on that keyboard?  I don't see one.

My ducky shine 6 has a metal grounding screw that goes from the backplate to the PCB.  Then I assume any current gets dissipated through the shield ground on the USB cable (?)