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Yk what based opinions
Keebs and brew >

Emergency surgery >

Ah yes, I remember the last time I spilled coffee and my keyboard just exploded into its constituent parts-- very annoying.
For real though, big sad my guy :( If it's any consolation I once spilled sticky honey and lemon drink on my keyboard and it still worked mostly satisfactorily for another 10 years afterwards. Get yourself the right kind of rubbing alcohol and you're good to go. >

Happy new year OP >

Likewise! >

Noooo not the ergodox >

Don't worry, thanks to its simplistic design I had it fully apart dried out and back to work in like 20 minutes. This keyboard (and QMK) have singlehandedly changed the way I do work >

I am ashamed to say I have been here myself >

Pain. I spilled wine on my NK65 and it’s fucked. Hope yours turns out ok! >

Is that how your switches became cherry browns? >

Lmao. One of these days I'll venture into the world of switches but for now they seem to work just fine for what I do >

Nightmare. I hope all is well with it. >

It turned out just fine! Really love how easy it is to take the switches apart in an event like this. >

F >

Good job. I remember when I disassembled, rinsed with water, dried and reassembled to get my sharp 1403 calculator fully working again after bathed it lemonade when I was in technical high school. However I was unable to fully disassemble my Varmilo VA109M keyboard after some lemonade got into one switch. Did a quick and dirty WD40 spray lube to the switch and hope this does the job. >

I spilled pineapple juice on my Keychron Q1 :( I couldn't take it apart quickly because of a few mods I did on the case. so sadly, the circuit board got juiced and no longer works.
Does anyone know if Keychron sells just PCBs for their boards? Or if there is any way to fix a (likely) dead keyboard? >

It seems to have stained your stems brown!!! >

It’s what u get for using a split keeb and blank keycaps >

I mean split ortho singlehandedly fixed my RSI. Blank caps are nice for remapping shit