SC> RW> On the old remotes I've taken a part there seems to be a little
SC> RW> piece of carbon over a open circuit and when you press
SC> RW> the button the carbon completes the circuit.
SC>
SC> It's actually carbon impregnated rubber. There is so much carbon
SC> that the
SC> rubber conducts electricity. But the surface will wear and you are
SC> left
SC> with less conductive material. At that point the rubber often starts
SC> tearing around the keys too.
I wonder if he has some _environmental_-type problem where he has the
scanner (dust, fumes, etc.): most scanner users rarely use the keypad often
enough to wear it that much.
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