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Squeaky space bar...
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Pittsburgh
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So the spacebar on my 17" squeaks now and, while I want to fix it, I don't want to rip my keyboard to shreds. Anyone successfully removed on of their keys (intentionally) and care to tune me in?
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^Thanks to sealobo
Viva le ScrollWheel!
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Oakland, CA
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Originally posted by xylon:
So the spacebar on my 17" squeaks now and, while I want to fix it, I don't want to rip my keyboard to shreds. Anyone successfully removed on of their keys (intentionally) and care to tune me in?
I had that some experience on my old 867Mhz, bring it in to the Apple store if you can and they'll fix it for you. Goodluck.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Hi,
Dont bother going to Apple with this problem.
A trick which also works with noise cpu fans is:
Knitting machine oil.
Yes, thats right and tiny bit of it under the spacebar will do the trick - just be careful as you dont wanna break that sylish keyboard!
Make sure all crap like last week dinner has also been removed ;-)
R
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Indianapolis
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YouMightWantToJustAvoidUsingTheSpaceBarAltogether. ITendToThinkWeCouldSaveSoMuchClutterOnTheNetIfEver yEmailAndForumPostWereShavedDownByEliminatingAllOf ThoseUselessSpaces.
Ok,MaybeIt'sJustMe?
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