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Keypad Fix, Clean and Restore Conductivity to the Carbon on the Keys and the Copper PC Board Pads

3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 430 ratings

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Brand American Science & Surplus
Compatible Devices PC
Keyboard Description Keyboards for remotes, game controllers, and security systems
Number of Keys 104
Style Classic
Material Rubber
Included Components Keycap Puller
Keyboard layout QWERTY
Hand Orientation Ambidextrous

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  • Restore Your Remote Don't toss it and buy a universal remote. (How many things are really universal, after all?) Try this jar of Keypad Fix, designed to clean and restore conductivity to the carbon on the keys and the copper PC board pads that make up the rubber-coated switches on remotes, game controllers, and security keypads. Contains enough to coat over 200 button contacts.
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Restore Your Remote Don't toss it and buy a universal remote. (How many things are really universal, after all?) Try this jar of Keypad Fix, designed to clean and restore conductivity to the carbon on the keys and the copper PC board pads that make up the rubber-coated switches on remotes, game controllers, and security keypads. Contains enough to coat over 200 button contacts.

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3.9 out of 5 stars
430 global ratings

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Customers like the quality and ease of use of the product. They say it works great, and is simple to apply. Customers are also satisfied with the repair, and remote repair. However, some customers have reported issues with durability and adhesion. They also disagree on value and buttons.

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130 customers mention "Quality"93 positive37 negative

Customers like the quality of the product. They say it works great, and is worth a try. Some customers also mention that it works on car power window switches, radio buttons, and remotes.

"...i put the remote back together and it works great!!!! i was able to clean off the smudges where i missed but it come off very easy...." Read more

"...They are easier to apply and seems to work. Took me 15 minutes to apply stick on buttons." Read more

"worked well on hand held solitare game" Read more

"...It's junk in my opinion.I needed it for my car transmitter because the unlock button had become intermittent...." Read more

29 customers mention "Ease of use"21 positive8 negative

Customers like the ease of use of the keyboard repair kit. They say it's simple to apply and works perfectly. Some customers also mention that the repair process is quite simple.

"...By using the wooden tip of the swab, it was very easy to apply it and apply it correctly!!" Read more

"...I gave up and Bought Buttonworks stick on buttons. They are easier to apply and seems to work. Took me 15 minutes to apply stick on buttons." Read more

"...I purchased a replacement remote from another party but it could not be programmed. So my only choice was to go to the local GM dealer for a remote...." Read more

"...This "FIX" is SUPER EASY to use... Just MIX the contents in the jar until it is THROUGHY blended!..." Read more

6 customers mention "Repair"6 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the repair of the keyboards using the repair mixture. They mention that it works well, making the repair much easier. They also say that there is enough repair mixture to fix thousands of keypads.

"...rubber keypad can actually be taken out completely, making the repair much easier...." Read more

"...It will be thinned but not too much. It's just perfect for the keypad to be repaired. As above, it goes on with a thin coat that dries quickly...." Read more

"...remote pad with alcohol and then using this product, it fixed them up good as new...." Read more

"...It has fixed all of them with good results for over a few months now...." Read more

4 customers mention "Remote repair"4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the remote repair of the product. They mention that it is easy to use, and restores their remote to brand new.

"Wow! So far, this stuff has fixed two of my old remotes, both that I have tried to fix other ways. This stuff makes them work as smooth as butter!..." Read more

"...This stuff repaired by old tv remote too! Apply a few thin layers." Read more

"Keypad Fix is easy to use and restores your remote to brand new! take your time applying to keypad, per instructions, and let it dry overnight...." Read more

"Fast remote repair...." Read more

20 customers mention "Value"10 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the keyboard. Some mention it's a great value and a money saver, while others say it was a waste of money.

"...Far cheaper and less of a hassle that trying to order a replacement remote direct from the manufacturer." Read more

"...Yes, it is a bit pricy, but you get what you pay for and this amount should last me for quite some time." Read more

"...Much cheaper than buying a new remote!UPDATE: The fix doesn't seem to last very long...." Read more

"...For me, this stuff is total junk and a waste of money. Unfortunately, I threw the package away so I cannot return it...." Read more

19 customers mention "Buttons"8 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the buttons. Some mention it's a TRUE BUTTON FIX for Remotes, Radio Control Heads, and Remotes and makes the buttons respond like new. However, others say that the buttons were not working very well, the on and off button wouldn't work, and the volume buttons didn't working anymore.

"...It worked great for about 3-4 days and then the unlock button needed hard presses to work...." Read more

"...100% satisfied and impressed. No more pressing firmly, no more rubber buttons sticking down due to hard pressure...." Read more

"...It seemed to work for a total of 6 hours, but then the buttons stopped working again...." Read more

"...Now ALL buttons work perfectly on my 2 radio control heads and 2 alarm remotes...." Read more

25 customers mention "Durability"0 positive25 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the keyboard. They mention that the product flaked off completely, peeling off, and not adhering. Some say that the fix doesn't seem to last very long and that the material breaks into small pieces.

"This material goes on okay but does tend to flake off no matter what I did. It was used on an electronic dictionary. These have many contacts...." Read more

"...After taking the remote back apart, it seems the paint flaked off, and I was left with 20 or so conductive round disks of paint floating around in..." Read more

"...After about a week use it would become sporadic and in some cases a random button was 'shorted out,' flashing the function on the TV screen over and..." Read more

"...Not a good permanent fix, but that's okay because I don't NEED a key fob to unlock my car. :)" Read more

16 customers mention "Adhesion"0 positive16 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the adhesion of the product. They say it doesn't stick very well to rubbery surfaces, and it won't adhere well to most keypad material. Some customers also mention that there was an initial problem getting the paint to stick to the silicon pads.

"...I tried using a circuitwriter pen but the material did not stick to the rubber very well. I did some research and found this on amazon...." Read more

"This product will not adhere to the rubberized keypad on the Harmony 650 remote. After a while, the conductive rubber wears out...." Read more

"...I took apart the contact strip and unfortunately the solution would not adhere to the rubber based contact...." Read more

"...There was an initial problem getting the paint to stick to the silicon pads. Washing with rubbing alcohol was not sufficient...." Read more

It Worked!
5 out of 5 stars
It Worked!
Sony Bravia TV remote power button failed, volume button minimally responsive.On the bottom side of the "rubber" keys is a conductive coating that has to bridge across a part of the circuit board underneath, when the key is pushed it competes the circuit allowing the function to work (see photo).I did not have to dilute the Keypad fix but it does need to be mixed up well. The conductive material in the solution was clumped and lumped together; like old paint in a paint can. I used the small fine bladed screwdriver in the photo to break up and mix the clumps. It takes a couple of minutes but if the conductive material doesn't get distributed the fix isn't going to work. I used the same small screwdriver to apply the "fix".The bigger screwdriver is shown for perspectiveI did not have any Acetone on hand to prepare the surface for repair but I did have some auto brake clean which I sprayed on a Q-tip to clean with. Then I scraped the surface with the edge of a razor knife. The keypad is not rubber it is a silicone or Neoprene, the contact surface has to be clean or the "fix" may not stick. The razor knife didn't do much (visible) to rough it up, but thought it might help. Only clean key the surfaces to repair.As it dried the "fix" appeared to puddle and made it look like that the solution was pulling away but I believe it was just the solvent drying out leaving the conductive material behind. After a few more minutes, the repair looked pretty good.I let it dry overnight per the instructions, snapped the remote back together and it works! I took the remote back apart for the photos and no sign of the fix separating from the key surface. See the Photo for more details.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2013
I ordered this to repair a Marantz RC-200MKII remote. The remote had several keys that quit working. i had to push really hard to make them work. I tried using a circuitwriter pen but the material did not stick to the rubber very well. I did some research and found this on amazon. Decided to give it a try.
I got it in today and read the directions. I took my remote apart and started repairing the keypad. On this remote, the rubber keypad can actually be taken out completely, making the repair much easier. what i did was use pure acetone to clean the back of the keys thoroughly. i first tested the acetone on a torn keypad to make sure acetone wouldn't destroy the rubber. i then placed a table lamp in front of me and slightly to the right of where i was working on the keypad. When i cleaned each key with acetone, i could tell it was clean by holding the pad up to the light. you could tell the cleaned key was a dull grey. once i cleaned all the keys, i started applying the fix. i read in the directions to use a cotton swab but i thought doing that would be messy and possibly apply too much. so i was using the a single tipped cotton swab for cleaning so i used the other end of it to apply the fix. i guess a matchstick would work just as well. after applying the fix on each key i would hold the pad up to the light and you could easily tell where the liquid coated the key. any areas that were missed were easy to see with the light.
The instructions say the product will dry to the touch in two hours and wait overnight before putting the remote back in service. i couldn't wait so i let the keypad airdry for 30 mins and then placed it under the lamp for another hour. the heat from the lamp helped speed up the drying process.
i put the remote back together and it works great!!!! i was able to clean off the smudges where i missed but it come off very easy. if the remote stops working then i know it's my fault because i didn't wait the suggested time but for now i am totally pleased with this product. i have 3 more of the same remote that i need to repair. each has a key or two that quit working. now with this product i'll have 4 working remotes!! i recommend this product.
Oh yeah, i forgot to mention. i repaired this remote by using only the product that was on the lid!! By using the wooden tip of the swab, it was very easy to apply it and apply it correctly!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019
I had read some not so positive reviews so I was a little hesitant about this Keypad fix. However after reading the instructions and using a little common sense, it was clear that you really need to stir this well before use. There's 2 chemicals in the small pot, carbon and a binder. When I first started stirring it was very clumpy and the color was not even but after a minute of vigorous stir, it was all smooth and there was a visual consistency in the color. I didn't use a cotton bud, that was going to apply way too much solution... Instead I used a long pin (a needle would be perfect). First I cleaned the rubber pad (just the buttons I wanted to re-coat) with Alcohol and also cleaned the copper circuit board (used a cotton bud for that job), then applied a very small amount to the rubber pad over the top of the existing "coating". I made sure it was evenly smeared across. Then left it to dry for 24 hours and put the keypad back together. It worked 100% perfect. This was for my house alarm keypad and it's been used now constantly for over a month and I can honestly say, it's made the buttons respond like new. I was so impressed a few days after, I removed the rubber keypad again and coated a couple of buttons that kinda worked "ok" but I had not touched the first time around. Same process, stir well, apply the tiniest amount smoothly over the whole button area (like the original was coated, no more...), leave 24 hours and again, perfect results. Now the other good news, the small pot has enough fluid to coat a 1,001 keypads (and I don't mean just one button on each) or more. In fact, I'd have to say, you waste far more on stirring (what's left on the stirring stick) than you actually need to coat the rubber keypad. 100% satisfied and impressed. No more pressing firmly, no more rubber buttons sticking down due to hard pressure. Now just a soft amount of pressure on the button is all that is needed. I have a TV remote that is getting a little hard to operate and I'll be doing that shortly. I don't normally rave about things like this but I've told numerous friends about this product. Awesome. Simply put: Clean buttons and PCB, stir solution well, apply thin even coat, let it dry fully. That's it.
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Robin Heaver
3.0 out of 5 stars A summary of reviews and what worked for me
Reviewed in Canada on March 22, 2021
I have tried to fix many tv remotes over the years using any and all of the tips one can find on the internet. None worked very well or lasted. I decided then to spend some bucks and try this product despite the large disparity of success rate as told by the many many reviews I read. Below is a summary of what I found...

- For me trying to fix the rubber carbon buttons of a tv remote, I found the product DOES NOT stick to these kinds of buttons no matter how well you stir the product and despite all the advice of cleaning the buttons first, roughing them up a little, etc. etc. The product just beads up on the rubber contact!
- I agree with several reviewers that diluting the product with isopropyl alcohol will work but I found not in the way they did it. I used a Q-tip stick with the cotton swab cut off. Use this tip to coat the button despite the fact that a half minute later it will bead up. Then I used another tip and dipped it into some isopropyl alcohol, touched it to the bead of product and again attempted to spread it evenly over the entire button surface. I sometimes had to repeat this several times either using the alcohol Q-tip to dilute further or the product Q-tip to thicken it up. I eventually got the product with just the right amount of dilution and it coated the button nicely
- To do this process just mentioned, it helped a lot to use a magnifying glass and an LED flashlight held at an angle. By doing this you can see the contrast between the black of the button and the "silver" coating of the product and can therefore see if your mixture does indeed cover the whole button without beading up after a few minutes.
- Before setting the remote aside to dry overnight, I re-inspected and looked for any buttons that still weren't perfect (and there certainly will be some). I again used the alcohol Q-tip to touch these ones up. With some considerable patience I managed to get about 10 buttons done to my liking in about 2 hours of work
- The remote works great again. The caveat is, how long will that last??? I notice is doesn't take much to peel off the silver coating especially if you are not careful in handling the rubber overlay when you put the unit back together. Fingers crossed.