Been there for sure, though just coffee was my weapon of choice.

well, im sure there is some tuto on the net on how you could clean it up (and if its dead and not on warranty anymore you don't loose anything), personnaly my good old k120 have survived the coca, coffee, and water, that was brought upon him lol

coffeetality

Keyboards sometimes are tricky to put back correctly. I had to screw in mine real hard for all buttons to work again. Especially screws around cable.

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after watching this
you had one complicated keyboard :O
sadly i believe that makes it less resistant to fluids :(

Just disassemble whole keyboard, clean it, wash plastic parts, leave it to dry well and put everything back (all parts ) as it was .Keyboard should work again .

I spilled Coke on my keyboard and I managed to save her.

You can also find many tutorials how to totaly disassemble whole keyboard, like this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmEV3run8MA

RIP your fingers. It's Logitech, I'd check with their support to see if they'd replace it, they have fantastic support and sometimes don't even require you to return your old gear when getting a replacement. I know it seems unlikely they'd replace it because it was your fault that it got damaged.. but I'd try contacting them anyway.

I offer my condolences on the death of your keyboard.
Coffee, especially with sugar, is widely known as the keyboard killer.

Is that a mechanical keyboard? They're in my experience usually relatively good at surviving liquid attacks (my poor keyboard has survived many cups of tea). Just remove all the key caps (use a knife or something to pry them off), wipe the thing with a moist towel, put your key caps in some water to clean them, then let everything dry. Hardly expert advice on the subject, just what I've done when I've spilled tea on my keyboard. My keyboard is a lot less fancy-looking though, and has less "stuff" going on, so I'm not sure if it will work as well for you as it did for me.

Wash it in the shower, dry it with a hair dryer. Then de-moisturise it by burying it for 1-2 days in fresh kitty litter or white rice.
Unless the microcontroller is fucked, it should work again.

Wow, that was an awesome keyboard! O.o R.I.P.

View attached image.

What Fnord said it could be doable to clean, atleast it wasn't sticky beer or soda, then you are worse off, i really killed a mouse and keyboard or two through that.

My weapon was this

It's always a spoon to blame..

Rest In Piece
Maybe I gonna make a little RIP giveaway later :P

I know how you feel.

My previous keyboard was a G15 with a taste for beer. Did manage to clean it out and reassemble, and there were no sticky keys or anything left. But some of the liquid must've been able to get into the circuitry while it was still under power, as that had basically shorted out :/

It's replacement (also a G15) is still going strong many years later though :)

Poor keyboard. You monster, WHYYYYY.

Just clean it up and let it dry. And resurrect it.

I recently split scotch over my relatively new Logitech G213. The keyboard is spill resistant so had no issues. More about this keyboard and the incident here.

Rest in the world of clean fingers you poor keyboard :c

Hope you manage to get it working.

My keyboard survived three spills, during the third one I found out that the brand stopped selling keyboards in this country and all other equivalent options would cost an arm and a leg, and I stopped drinking at my computer completely. I still eat here because eh it won't destroy it and I'm a slob anyway.

My keyboard survived already few 'attacks' of coffee spilled by unknown force and somehow it still works perfectly :D

Try to disassemble every part that can be and put everything on paper towel on a radiator or something like that for a night, if circuit board is fine it might work :)

R.I.P. you will not be forgotten.

silica gel for the win!

Here is the RIP Giveaway