> > As far as I know, the keyboards come complete with membranes > from Superbob. > > Its therefore no cheaper to ask for a membrane, as you have to > destroy a keyboard to get one!
That's sicko as it's the membranes that gets weared. Did they not learn anything from the spectrum? Well, I now got it working again by 1) Scrubbing of that green stuff on the top of the lead 2) Patch the broke point with aluminum-foil from a chewing-gum pack. 3) Applying pressure both from the top and the bottom of the patch 4) Manteling it all together again. Voila! -- ^ One To-day is Worth Two To-morrows (Ben Franklin) ^ | ....or: One To-morrow is Worth a Quarter of One Yester-day... | | Frode Tennebo | email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | Parkv. 31, 6400 Molde, NORWAY | http://www.hiMolde.no/~frodet | | Phone: +47 712 57716 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
