Hey guys, would love some help on this. I finished soldering my board today and it's acting very strange - the majority of the switches in the 60% portion of the board actuate 3 or 4 times with each key press, and will actuate once with even the slightest tap on the top of the switch, way before the actuation point. The switches are all lubed zealios which were harvested from a previous build where they worked flawlessly. I know this sounds like a case of terrible soldering but this is probably my 12th board soldered and I've never had any issues, even with the notoriously sensitive leeku pcbs. I consider myself a relatively decent solderer... I've attached some pictures of my solders from this build.
I just reflashed the pcb with the newest firmware using Flip and nothing changed. I also inspected the pcb in the areas where the keys work properly and there's no discernible difference between those and the vast majority of the switches which are acting up. Strangely, all of the numbers on the numpad work perfectly, which seems like a controller issue of some sort? I have no clue. I think the most telling symptom is the fact that the switches actuate way before the leaf mechanism makes contact within the switch; I've never heard of anything like that before so if anyone has any insight I'd really appreciate it.
EDIT: Nvm, I replaced a couple of the switches with stock ones and they all work just fine. Must have bent the leafs or something silly when I was lubing ? Whatever. RIP my time.
