if i got blower just blow it then can right ?

You can try, but contact cleaner is better.

contact cleaner will shopee and see which to buy

WD-40's contact Cleaner is a good choice, but Mr.Diy Vissabela is good too.

i got use my house that blower
still same
may be go diy buy and try
cause i got use blower clean all the dust

Sorry, I got the name wrong. Here's a pic.

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This post has been edited by StuartLee2015: Oct 30 2020, 12:29 AM

ok
cause i got try manual clean
and use my house blower try
but same
got double input
may be try the blower u recommend and see

spray at an angle, not direct into the center hole. you will see a gap between the black/blue RomerG and the bottom one.

not direct center hole . hahaha
then means my house that blower cannot le

if still fail then you need to desolder that switch and clean it throughly with Contact cleaner and soft brush/watercolor paintbrush.

i desolder my G613 and now it's all good...

not good in that
may be i try to buy the blower from mr.diy and test first
cause my normal blower


blow like no effect
just keyboard dust reduce a lot

don't waste time buying Air Blower, if it's dirt and grime, it won't help much... Get the Electronic Contact Cleaner from Mr.Diy .

what's your keyboard again btw?

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logitech g810 keyboard

Oh... if that's the case, you might have a little hard time using the Contact Cleaner, since the center clear piece is blocking the access...

here's my G613 with both switches that i soldered , lazy to remove the center piece myself , it can be opened to remove the center piece before soldering it on the PCB.

You can see that there's a copper contact pin on the next switch beside the one that look likes your G810. that's where you can poke the red tube of the contact cleaner to spray.



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ya my one there got 1 center piece
gg how to do if like that
haha

Desolder is the best way.

Don't pry the upper housing, its snugly fit into the metal mounting plate. Else you will break the switches.





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i dont have that skill
means even now i go diy buy the blower
also cant do it ?

i afraid yes, you can't do it then. Since the center clear piece is blocking the access.

you know of any friend that can help you do that?


How many switches btw?

so far the noticable is "c" button
other key i not sure