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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: excalaver on Mon, 23 December 2013, 03:01:29
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I have 2 Filco Majestouch 2 Camou edition. 1 in brown keys and the other in blue. the 1st keyboard i had, the power kept turning off on the keyboard whenever i moved it, i had to twist and turn the end of the cable connecting to the keyboard in order to get the board powered up again. I got frustrated and bought another to replace this. Now, my 2nd board is also experiencing this issue. I believe a connection is loose somewhere. anyone know how i can get this fixed?
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I have 2 Filco Majestouch 2 Camou edition. 1 in brown keys and the other in blue. the 1st keyboard i had, the power kept turning off on the keyboard whenever i moved it, i had to twist and turn the end of the cable connecting to the keyboard in order to get the board powered up again. I got frustrated and bought another to replace this. Now, my 2nd board is also experiencing this issue. I believe a connection is loose somewhere. anyone know how i can get this fixed?
You could open the case and see if the connector is still connected. However this will void your warranty.
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Do you move your keyboards a lot?
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Same case in my country just camo of all series filco majestouch have problem,and same, error with the cable :)
but it 2years ago 2010-2012,i think filco already repair :)
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I had the same problem with my camo.
Open up the board and re-plug the cable. Doesn't fix it completely, but it definitely makes it a lot easier.
If that doesn't work, buy a new cable for it. Should run you about $15.
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Do you guys wrap the cable around the board when you stow it away?
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Interesting--I had a Camo TKL for a while, from ~2011, I think, and it was fine. I used the Camo cable in another Filco later, and also no problems. Good to know for reference.
P.S.: I always coil my unused cables into a loop, plus Filco cables have pretty handy velcro wraps on them for that. Bending in sharp angles is not very good for cables in the long run.
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Do you guys wrap the cable around the board when you stow it away?
I put it away the same way it came out of the box. Wrap the cable on itself, then put it in that handy container space in the box.