HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches?
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06-22-2019, 02:24 PM
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HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches?
Hello,
I have acquired a working HP 67 at a reasonable cost (I have the feeling that this very sentence is the most important one of this post ) However, three of the top keys don't work (B, C, E). Furthermore, when I switch on the calculator, sometimes there are weird numbers in the display, instead of 0.00. I've opened the case, following various instructions I have found on the web (thank you to all those who have posted these explanations!) The inside was very dirty. I cleaned the space underneath the metal bridges by inserting and sliding paper strips, and I had the confirmation that the top row was dirty. I hope this will solve the problem for the keys. Now, I have a question about the ON/OFF and PRGM/RUN switches. There was a strange dark paste above the contacts, and I preferred to remove it. I have read that silicone grease must be applied on these contacts. I have silicone grease for taps/faucets. Is it suitable for that? Also, I wonder how it can work. My understanding is that grease is an insulating material. How contact can happen if there is insulating grease? Jean-Charles |
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HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches? - Helix - 06-22-2019 02:24 PM
RE: HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches? - AndiGer - 06-22-2019, 02:59 PM
RE: HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches? - Dave Frederickson - 06-22-2019, 03:44 PM
RE: HP 67 cleaning: which silicone grease for the switches? - Helix - 06-23-2019, 02:40 PM
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