Re: FN-FORUM: OT: laptop keyboard errors

date posted 27th January 2006 13:50

Is it accidental damage if you do it on purpose? ;-O

I suppose a laptop could be affected by condensation if put away while
warm - which could be classed as a design fault not accidental damage...

Well, I'd try just mentioning the symptoms and if it turns out to be
accidental damage, claim it back on your house insurance. Still needs to be
fixed whatever

Have you tried blowing out the keyboard with canned air?

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Subject: RE: FN-FORUM: OT: laptop keyboard errors


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> >Don't mention the water, just the symptoms.
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> Hmm, except that when dell come out under warranty wouldn't they be able
to
> tell that it was subject to a spillage? Guess you could plead ignorance
but
> you're basically lying... anyway, too late for me, Ii'm currently
exploring
> the 'honest' route. More fool me probably.
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