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Clean and lube

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What would you recomend for cleaning the board and the inside of some old radios that have been sitting for a long time?

Is there a product made for cleaning and lubricating the control knobs like the on/off switches?

Thanx.
 

What would you recomend for cleaning the board and the inside of some old radios that have been sitting for a long time?

Is there a product made for cleaning and lubricating the control knobs like the on/off switches?

Thanx.

A can of air followed by a can of compressed contact cleaner usually gets the job done. :wink: Just make sure you allow sufficient time for the contact cleaner to dry before applying power to your electronics.
 
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if you really need or want more cleaning i read to use lots of q tips and denatured alcohol on the boardand metal case inside..i read this when searching how to clean my tram d201 23 channel,27lb cb radio;)
not positive on the truth of it but read it in a couple places online.
 
I second the contact cleaner and compressed air. Or if you have access to a small air compressor and turn the pressure down to about 30-50.
 

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