Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator "slow button" Questions

slow -- most buttons I have to push several times before they do something and some buttons won't work at all - like the OFF button. I put brand new batteries in the calculator. HELP! What is probably

slow. I have to hold down a button for the number to appear. Ive tried reseting the calculator and replacing the batterys, but its still slow.. Try cleaning out your i/o port. Its the circular port on

...slow. I have to press and hold a button for about a second or two before it appears on the screen. I can't even turn off my TI normally, I have to remove the batteries for it to go off. What can I do ...

...button, and it shuts off! The batteries are good, I've tested them, I don't know what to do! What i think is that your calculator has water damage. It is not dead. There still is hope. The slow ...

...slow b/c I don't know the right way, but I always clear my memory (SHIFT, CLR on the 9 button), then type it in as an equation, for example: log(X)=-15.3, then press SHIFT, and SOLVE (on the calc ...

slow response time, having to hold down buttons. Some foreign object may block the I/O port, could be the tip of a pencil or some other electrical conductor material. Blow compressed air or just blow ...

...the little round one) and leave them out one whole night. mine is odd, i turns on, and it's REALLY slow i have to push and hold a button for like 5 seconds before it works, and i cant turn it

...slow. I would like to erase all my old data and start fresh. how do i do this First remove the batteries, then replace them. After doing this, if you have the touchpad version, press Doc, EE, Enter, ...

...to take out tha batteries to turn it off how do i fix this problem? I found somewhere that the no/slow key response could be due to a short in the I/O socket. I blew into it really hard, and it ...

...slow. Have to hold button to make numbers and functions appear. Runs very slow. Even after trying to change batteries. There may be something lodged in the calculator I/O port. Blow on it or use ...