Question The problem with 'd' button.

[somegoodguy_49]

Hi, I have got a problem with my Thor 300 keyboard on red switches. Everything was fine, untill the day that 'd' button has started acting strange. Sometimes, the 'd' works, and sometimes doesn't (button, and switch are working normally, but the keyboard sometimes is not registering 'd' when I push it). Blowing the air into the switch works, but not too long. Should I use isopropyl alcohol inside the switch? And can I [censored] [mess] up the switch completely if i use it?

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[kerangovender]

Reinstall drivers

 

[kerangovender]

Or get a new keyboard
I don't know if you would want to put alcohol because I don't recommend it incase you damage components

 

[hang-the-9]

Hi, I have got a problem with my Thor 300 keyboard on red switches. Everything was fine, untill the day that 'd' button has started acting strange. Sometimes, the 'd' works, and sometimes doesn't (button, and switch are working normally, but the keyboard sometimes is not registering 'd' when I push it). Blowing the air into the switch works, but not too long. Should I use isopropyl alcohol inside the switch? And can I [censored] [mess] up the switch completely if i use it?

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If keyboard is in warranty contact the company support. Not sure what you mean by "button and switch are working normally" when the button does not work at times. Or by "working" do you mean that they move? Just because the key can go up and down does not mean the switch is good. If you can get individual switches, you can replace that one if you are OK with soldering. Can't find too much on that keyboard, looks like it's a localized brand outside the US.