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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: pcross on Fri, 29 July 2011, 11:59:49
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Your Apple Extended Keyboard II, M3501 (Mitsumi switches) are compatible in the dishwasher, provided that you:
- Do NOT wash the printed circuit board
- Do NOT run a 'heated drying cycle'
- Put your keycaps in a closable accessory bin (Usually on the silverware seperator)
- Try and wash the front and rear bezel on the top rack.
These instructions apply to *my* dishwasher. YMMV.
Yours,
Perry
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Your Apple Extended Keyboard II, M3501 (Mitsumi switches) are compatible in the dishwasher, provided that you:
- Do NOT wash the printed circuit board
- Do NOT run a 'heated drying cycle'
- Put your keycaps in a closable accessory bin (Usually on the silverware seperator)
- Try and wash the front and rear bezel on the top rack.
These instructions apply to *my* dishwasher. YMMV.
Yours,
Perry
We need the exact type and date of your dishwasher!
Can you provide some pictures?
Does it have mechanical switches on its front panel?
Thanks!
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The model I have is a Maytag JetClean Quiet Plus, circa 2006-2007. The buttons are chiclet. Here is a link to the image:
(http://ky-on-line.com/jonesmaytag/MDB6100.jpg)
The water does not reach boiling temp, however, with the AccuTemp setting, it does sanitize.
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How is this important news at all?
I do all the plastic bits all the time in my dishwasher. Always in the top, just like any regular old plastic non-disposable cup.
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chiclet 2006 are the best among all the DW buttons available on the market. Not much tactile but nice landing feeling.
Chiclet FTW
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Your Apple Extended Keyboard II, M3501 (Mitsumi switches) are compatible in the dishwasher, provided that you:
- Do NOT wash the printed circuit board
- Do NOT run a 'heated drying cycle'
- Put your keycaps in a closable accessory bin (Usually on the silverware seperator)
- Try and wash the front and rear bezel on the top rack.
These instructions apply to *my* dishwasher. YMMV.
Yours,
Perry
Yes, I washed a couple Mitsumi Amiga keyboards in the dishwasher a few years ago. I didn't even have to take off the keycaps. The whole assembly comes off the circuit board in one piece. It was the easiest keyboard cleaning I ever did.
chiclet 2006 are the best among all the DW buttons available on the market. Not much tactile but nice landing feeling.
Chiclet FTW
I like the tactile metal ones. Like always, vintage is best:
(http://www.automaticwasher.org/TD/JPEG/VINTAGE/3-28-2006-19-34-4--FilterFlo.jpg)
(not my dishwasher - I found it on a washer forum... can't believe there's a washer forum)
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I found it on a washer forum... can't believe there's a washer forum)
Really ?
http://www.terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?1661-Problem-with-toilet-paper-Toilet-Paper-Poll
http://sicksack.com/
You can find everything on Internet :happy:
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How is this important news at all?
I do all the plastic bits all the time in my dishwasher. Always in the top, just like any regular old plastic non-disposable cup.
I figured this might be good information for a new mech keyboard user, or some good fodder for a datasheet :)
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So that people can look up the steps or something?
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(not my dishwasher - I found it on a washer forum... can't believe there's a washer forum)
I'm sure they can't believe there's a keyboard forum.
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I have a Miele. Damn thing is silent and the dishes get clean. What more could you want?
...well, maybe robot arms to load and unload it for you.