Best product to clean T series?
Best product to clean T series?
Howdy folks, what's the best thing to clean up old T series? Is any way to restore shiny keys and worn-out looking areas of the black matte finish?
What's the best thing to clean the screen with?
Thanks again
What's the best thing to clean the screen with?
Thanks again
PadHead T60 FlexView LCD, 3GB RAM, 7200RPM 160GB Hitachi, DVD-RW, Verizon WWAN, BT, ATI x1400, Fingerprint reader, Atheros wifi card, 9-cell, Hard drive caddy clone, XP Pro (of course).
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
There's a FAQ with cleaning instructions here. As an added tip, Mr Clean Magic eraser is the best thing I have found for Laptop lids on the older rubberized machines. Wet the eraser and rub lightly in a circular motion. You'll be surprised at the results. As always, do not get liquid of any kind into the machine internals ...
IPA is Isopropal alcohol, I presume???
I wonder if the Brand "Mother's" "Back to Black" would help the restore case?
When areas are "shinny", are they worn out or is that grime dug in really deep? I presume we all know what I am talking about when I say shinny keys and mouse pad.
I would think that vacumming the keys first would be a great way to lift as much dust as possible before cleaning them. This would deal with the earlier post that was concerned with dust falling in between the keys.
I wonder if the Brand "Mother's" "Back to Black" would help the restore case?
When areas are "shinny", are they worn out or is that grime dug in really deep? I presume we all know what I am talking about when I say shinny keys and mouse pad.
I would think that vacumming the keys first would be a great way to lift as much dust as possible before cleaning them. This would deal with the earlier post that was concerned with dust falling in between the keys.
PadHead T60 FlexView LCD, 3GB RAM, 7200RPM 160GB Hitachi, DVD-RW, Verizon WWAN, BT, ATI x1400, Fingerprint reader, Atheros wifi card, 9-cell, Hard drive caddy clone, XP Pro (of course).
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
CAREFUL!! Read why here-->fparisi wrote:<snip>
I would think that vacumming the keys first would be a great way to lift as much dust as possible before cleaning them. This would deal with the earlier post that was concerned with dust falling in between the keys.
... not so fun...Scorpiontico in the thread [url=http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?t=12824][color=blue][u]vacuum the hell outta my keyboard![/color][/u][/url] wrote:hey guys... so i vacuum the hell out of my keyboard and 3 keys got sucked in. now i have rescued those litle things () but they are all scratched, have lost their brightness and looking just horrible compared to the other keys on my keyboard since my t43 is 1 month old and brand-new looking.
what should i do? any suggestions? should i use my warranty? should i take the loss? (which is unacceptable cause those 3 keys look ugly as heck / by keeping them i will sacrifise the professional business appearance of my t43).
thanks so much.
ps:i know i know guys, im dumb... i passed the vaccum stick thingy too hard and quick.
Does this mean, Frank, that you have decided to keep your "new" absolutely de-luxe, cool, low-noise, high-performance, MINT condition 15" UXGA FlexView/IPS T43p
Best regards,
Johan
IBM T42p's (2373-Q1U & -Q2U): 2.1 GHz, 15" UXGA FlexView, 2 GB RAM, 128 MB FireGL T2, 128 GB 1.8" SATA SSD, IBM a/b/g, BT, Win 7 Ultimate
IBM T42 (2373-N1G): 1.8 GHz, 15" SXGA+ FlexView, 2 GB RAM, 64 MB Radeon 9600, 64 GB 1.8" SATA SSD, IBM a/b/g, BT, Win 7 Ultimate
IBM T42 (2373-N1G): 1.8 GHz, 15" SXGA+ FlexView, 2 GB RAM, 64 MB Radeon 9600, 64 GB 1.8" SATA SSD, IBM a/b/g, BT, Win 7 Ultimate
Here it is in another version:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... rintLenovo
While they don't specify "micro fibre towels", they're perfect for this task as they are virtually lint free and e-z on the scratching
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... rintLenovo
While they don't specify "micro fibre towels", they're perfect for this task as they are virtually lint free and e-z on the scratching
Jonah, real good point on the vacuum. I might of done the same thing.Johan wrote:Does this mean, Frank, that you have decided to keep your "new" absolutely de-luxe, cool, low-noise, high-performance, MINT condition 15" UXGA FlexView/IPS T43por are you just in the midst of shining t up before posting it for sale?
Best regards,
Johan
I don't know what I am going to do. I picked up two T43's with Flexview. I have been test driving them for a couple days.
One is a P with UXGA which turns out to be too small of resolution for me. The other is a SXGA, but only has 64MB GPU. Which probably wont cut it on Vista. I might research that.
I might end up selling both T43's. LOL
Those Kim's wipes look like the way to go, but I don't think that they are moisened.
PadHead T60 FlexView LCD, 3GB RAM, 7200RPM 160GB Hitachi, DVD-RW, Verizon WWAN, BT, ATI x1400, Fingerprint reader, Atheros wifi card, 9-cell, Hard drive caddy clone, XP Pro (of course).
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
T30, T43 flexview, T43P flexview. retired
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