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in Current Mac Hardware edited January 2014
I have just bought a second hand PowerBook G4 Aluminum 15" 1.33 GHz.



Even though the PowerBook works like a charm, some of the letters on the keyboard seem to be suffering from a slightly greenish blush/shade... I have tried cleaning it with water without effect.



I have of course asked several Apple specialists what could have caused this, but no one seems to even have heard of this type of decolorization before!



Before I decide whether to buy a new keyboard... I'd like to know what happened...? And could it possibly be 'cleaned' or remedied in some way?



Thanks for any info



Astrid

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  • Reply 1 of 6
    cubitcubit Posts: 846member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Astrid View Post


    I have just bought a second hand PowerBook G4 Aluminum 15" 1.33 GHz.



    Even though the PowerBook works like a charm, some of the letters on the keyboard seem to be suffering from a slightly greenish blush/shade... I have tried cleaning it with water without effect.



    I have of course asked several Apple specialists what could have caused this, but no one seems to even have heard of this type of decolorization before!



    Before I decide whether to buy a new keyboard... I'd like to know what happened...? And could it possibly be 'cleaned' or remedied in some way?



    Thanks for any info



    Astrid



    Lay off the Limes!
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  • Reply 2 of 6
    Dude it's just a little natural discolouration from time, the PowerBook is of course a date model now. Why you are worrying about it I do not know since i suspect you bought the PwoerBook second hand which means it may have had some use before. So long it works fine then i wouldn't worry about it.
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    smaxsmax Posts: 361member
    Stop picking your nose and typing!



    :-P
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  • Reply 4 of 6
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    Dude it's just a little natural discolouration from time, the PowerBook is of course a date model now. Why you are worrying about it I do not know since i suspect you bought the PwoerBook second hand which means it may have had some use before. So long it works fine then i wouldn't worry about it.





    \ I'm not worried, just curious. And yes, it is a second hand powerbook, but so is my husband's and his does not have the same kind of wear. We suspect it's due to sunlight.
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  • Reply 5 of 6
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    Lay off the Limes!



    Yeah...
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  • Reply 6 of 6
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    Originally Posted by smax View Post


    Stop picking your nose and typing!



    :-P





    Many guys on this forum who think they're funny, aren't there?
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