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Subject: Re: Well, looks like a LOT of Rev E replacements have STICKY KEYS!!
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Date: 17 Feb 91 22:01:49 GMT
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I discovered something interesting today regarding this whole thing with 
mushy keys.. After some use, I have found out that some of my keys are starting
to take on the clicky feeling.  Most notably, ENTER, a-f, Alpha, Left-Shift,
Right-Shift, ON and a few others... Basically, the keys that are getting used
the most, are starting to, for lack of a better explanation, loosen up.  

For the last 10 minutes, I have conducted a test.. I hit the MTH key which as 
mushy, about 500 times.  It hasn't loosened up at all, YET, about 1/4 of my
keyboard is clicky or very close to it.  I don't quite understand what is
causing it.  Wouldn't it be fun to take it apart.. ;)  

Has anyone else noticed this phenomena?  

	ian

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