The title says it all. I have a CM Devastator combo and its getting white day by day due to some kind of dust. I need to clean all my keys thoroughly. ( just the keytops will work if its too risky)
All keyboard keys can be pulled out, i usually pull out all the keys, and clean the insides once in every 8-9 months.. you will be surprised, how much dirt gets accumulated in there
All keyboard keys can be pulled out, i usually pull out all the keys, and clean the insides once in every 8-9 months.. you will be surprised, how much dirt gets accumulated in there
there are keycap removal tools but , the cm devastator keys look like they are a bit larger than standard keyboards... you could run a vaccuum cleaner over the keyboard (in suction mode) but that wont clean everything inside...
as for the keycaps, what i like to do is take a Q tip and use rubbing alcohol to clean the keys properly, then wipe it all off using a slightly damp cloth
there are keycap removal tools but , the cm devastator keys look like they are a bit larger than standard keyboards... you could run a vaccuum cleaner over the keyboard (in suction mode) but that wont clean everything inside...
as for the keycaps, what i like to do is take a Q tip and use rubbing alcohol to clean the keys properly, then wipe it all off using a slightly damp cloth
compressed air cans will just blow air inside, using a vaccuum will suck out the dust from underneath the key caps.. I m not sure how much they cost but they seem expensive
compressed air cans will just blow air inside, using a vaccuum will suck out the dust from underneath the key caps.. I m not sure how much they cost but they seem expensive
Shake keyboard. If you're cleaning a laptop keyboard, remove the cord and the battery. ...
For future reference, take a photo of your keyboard before you dismantle it.
Remove keys. ...
Clean and dry keys. ...
Spray compressed air. ...
You can also run a hand-held vacuum over the shell.
Dab with alcohol. ...
Reassemble.
Shake keyboard. If you're cleaning a laptop keyboard, remove the cord and the battery. ...
For future reference, take a photo of your keyboard before you dismantle it.
Remove keys. ...
Clean and dry keys. ...
Spray compressed air. ...
You can also run a hand-held vacuum over the shell.
Dab with alcohol. ...
Reassemble.
thanks for the reply and bumping the thread. I used isopropyl alcohol to clean the keyboard from outside and a blower (my vaccum cleaner's blower mode) to blow out dust from inside. They worked perfectly