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rubberized keypad repair
I have an old pro 43 scanner that has been haveing issues with 2 keys. I
cleaned the keypad but no help. I think it needs replaced but tandy no longer carries the part. Is there a paint that can recoat the contacts and restore use? thanks Jim |
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rubberized keypad repair
Insight wrote:
I have an old pro 43 scanner that has been haveing issues with 2 keys. I cleaned the keypad but no help. I think it needs replaced but tandy no longer carries the part. Is there a paint that can recoat the contacts and restore use? thanks Jim You could try the Radio Shack Circuit Writer pen or an automotive window defrost repair kit. |
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rubberized keypad repair
Scrape tiny filings from a pencil lead, & pencil it into the conductive
surface of the touchpad, or use tiny pieces of foil tape with a sticky side. Like the tape used to do ductwork. Dani. Insight wrote: I have an old pro 43 scanner that has been haveing issues with 2 keys. I cleaned the keypad but no help. I think it needs replaced but tandy no longer carries the part. Is there a paint that can recoat the contacts and restore use? thanks Jim |
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