By Antonym
Fri Nov 30, 2007 2:11 am
it has to be the whole mpc, and it has to be lukewarm water. god forbid you use hot water. that's just silly.
By kylefort32
Fri Nov 30, 2007 3:22 am
i guess ppl are this desprate to follow a 16 yr old dumb/-\ss's prank....wow
By Akaii
Fri Nov 30, 2007 3:37 am
22.5c' did it for me.. i found the sink is just about the right size for it to be fully submerged and not waistin any water.. shit dsont come cheap these days. i shoulda thought of it sooner... cheers anyway.
By arondbeats
Fri Nov 30, 2007 6:30 am
thedvs01 wrote:I just tried this and it works perfectly! Wow! Thanks!
Why do you lie? Thanks to you now my mom won't even pay for my new mpc because she says it's my fault that I wrecked it.
By Jfalconcrest
Sat Dec 01, 2007 4:42 am
Nice. I fixed my computer the same way. Basically any "Loose" or "Worn out" circuits just need to to be "Flash-Frozen" and work just like new. NASA has been doing it for years.
By hereo
Sun Dec 02, 2007 2:28 am
Also, after you've let it thaw, grab a meat mallet and give each pad a couple of good, solid taps. This loosens them up a bit more to give them that extra supple feel. My pads have never felt better. Thanx again for the tip! 
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- K-OS
- K-OS
By The Grublet
Sun Dec 02, 2007 3:04 am
Dude.....
This is the best fix ever, works perfectly... just make sure your don't get it frozen to your ice box, it took me a few good blows with a sledge hammer to free it from the bottom of the freezer... I guess I left a bit too much water in the unit before freezing. It works like new now though.
I'm trying this on my old Nintendo tonight
EDIT
[quote]Why do you lie? Thanks to you now my mom won't even pay for my new mpc because she says it's my fault that I wrecked it.[quote]
Sweet... tell that beoch to do work... or your gunna take it out her azz!!
This is the best fix ever, works perfectly... just make sure your don't get it frozen to your ice box, it took me a few good blows with a sledge hammer to free it from the bottom of the freezer... I guess I left a bit too much water in the unit before freezing. It works like new now though.
I'm trying this on my old Nintendo tonight
EDIT
[quote]Why do you lie? Thanks to you now my mom won't even pay for my new mpc because she says it's my fault that I wrecked it.[quote]
Sweet... tell that beoch to do work... or your gunna take it out her azz!!
By Spacetimegod
Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:38 pm
I erased that because it was mean
Last edited by Spacetimegod on Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
By Spacetimegod
Sun Dec 02, 2007 11:44 pm
Spacetimegod wrote:I found the best way to do this.
First take off the casing so that all the motherboard is exposed.
Then plug the MPC-1000 in an disconect the wires from the pads.
Then Reconnect the Pads. Take some Isopropyl Alcohol and and apply a generous amount to the affected pads. After you do this, Tap each pad real hard three times. Then while the MPC is PLUGGED IN, Apply more alcohol. Then Take some ammonia and bleach, mix them together in a bucket and close all the windows. MAKE SURE THE ROOM IS NOT VENTILATED! Then submerge the pads in the Bucket and hold your head over it so that you can see the MPC. IMPORTANT! the MPC must be plugged in! after this proceed with the bath tub and soak the MPC 4 20 min. then rap in a towel and put in the freezer. Then take a gun and shoot yourself directly in the face.
Please don't really do this.
By waxmastawes
Mon Dec 03, 2007 4:42 pm
wow thanks man, i was just about to order that lame pad fix... but WARNING dont forget to unplug your MPC when submerging it cuz i got a little shock lol.. but yeah my pads work sweet as butter now i apreciate the time you put into this fix. thanks
