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From: bh@eng.auburn.edu (Brian Hartsfield)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re:  ADB keyboard woes
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Date: 7 Nov 90 18:05:22 GMT
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Let me tell you what I did when I had that same problem.  First, I reheated the
connecttions on the bad side just in case they had come loose.  After you 
reheat them, while the sodler is still melted, push the connecter back in.
Next, pull out a multimeter and do a contiutity check on all the connections
and if any of the fail then try to reheat the connection.  They that
fails, then just attach a wire from the connection near the plug to where 
that solder trace end.  I currently have 2 such wires hooked up because Applesssolder traces didn't work (or I ended up reheating the connections so much I
loosened the solder trace).