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By Coz Mon Apr 29, 2013 1:47 pm
The screen was probably self combusting (a common problem with the 5K), and luckily the cat was on hand to douse the flames... with piss. Stranger things have happened.
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By manji Mon Apr 29, 2013 2:01 pm
Hahaha. Dude, my friend came over, I played him my new shizz...


Em-Effer just starts pissin all over my MPC. I'm like WTF



Arkyve-31 - He got the right side,where I noticed it most when I was cleaning was the 16 levels key and the transport keys nd the Mode key
By dtaa pla muk Mon Apr 29, 2013 9:14 pm
Cat piss is one of the most shadiest kind of piss out there next to rat piss and roach vomit. Its more oil based than water based. Letting it dry will just let it sink into the pores of the motherboard and smell like cat piss all day. Even cause rashes and other sickness'.

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if you want to see exactly where the cat managed to piss in the mpc, use an ultraviolet light. cat pee glows in ultraviolet light.


i ... never expected to learn so much about cat piss today
how do you people know these things?
By manji Tue Apr 30, 2013 1:49 am
I've taken the entire board out and rubbed it down with alochol, sitll freaking out like its wet. I have no idea what to do at this point.

Any other sugestions?
By manji Wed May 01, 2013 2:06 pm
As I get deeper into this, I'm realizing its not just the right main board, its the internal boards as well. So my day will be spent taking this thing entirely apart, cleaning it and then im not even gonna put it back together for a week.

I'll keep y'all updated, and thanks to everyone who made me laugh on this thread. If it wasn't for that, it'd probz be in the garbage by now
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By Wal Martian Wed May 01, 2013 4:40 pm
A bit of this on a cloth should do the trick.
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The problem with alcohol and electronic cleaners is they won't neutralize the organic components in the urine to stop the smell in the long term. I used to have two senior cats and now have two dogs, this brand is the only thing I've found works. You need to get the cat specific one because it contains enzymes specifically targeted at feline urine. A pet store should have it.