Re: HP 15C Limited Edition Message #3 Posted by Luiz C. Vieira (Brazil) on 28 May 2012, 10:27 a.m., in response to message #1 by LMMT
Hi.
And congrats to you both.
Just be careful with the keyboard. Based on what I saw and felt, main keys are molded together with the case, like in the HP12C Platinum. You'll notice the difference when slightly pressing the [f] or the [g] and gently moving any of them sideways. They are not part of the case. But if you try the same thing with any other key you'll feel they are attached to the calculator case.
My suggestion/advice would be: never press the keys all the way down or as if pulling them in the direction of your own body, try to press them closer to their upper edge, with about 45º angle. I guess the 'poor man drawing' below illustrates what I surely failed to explain:
This helps preventing the two small plastic strips that hold the key to break and let it loose. I have seen many HP12C Platinum with this same problem: users confessed they punched the keys the same way they used to do with regular HP12C, AKA gold.
Hope this helps to keep them working and living longer.
Cheers.
Luiz (Brazil)
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