Great, thanks everyone. I'll source some Deoxit and make it happen! Kind of
looking forward to taking one of these apart after pressing the buttons a
couple thousand times over the last 2 decades.
Nick
On Wed, Sep 18, 2024 at 6:46 PM Ray Walters via RE-wrenches <
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I second the Deoxit, I've seen it work miracles on old electronics,
potieometers, etc. They make different formulas, more agressive
cleaning, vs lubing vs protection.,
On 9/18/2024 11:58 AM, Sam Haraldson via RE-wrenches wrote:
A step further beyond Todd's alcohol suggestion is trying to put
A step further beyond Todd's alcohol suggestion is trying to put some
Deoxit on the troublesome parts.
- Sam
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Sometimes a q-tip with alcohol will revive these as often dirt/ corrosion stops
the contacts from working... but the disassembly to get to that area is the
hard part.
Todd
On Wednesday, September 18, 2024 10:04am, "Nick Lucchese via RE-wrenches"
said:
Has anyone had any success or adv
Common problem with remote controls for TVs for instance. You probably can
Google this and find YouTube vids for repair.Depends on which part has worn
out, the pads on the circuit board or the conductive paint on the bittom of the
buttons. Each has a few good options for refurbishment.-GlennSent
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