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| nctnico:
--- Quote from: artvandalai on November 03, 2024, 01:31:52 pm ---Whats the best contact cleaner for heavy corrosion, oxidation, rust on electrical components, pcb boards, and plastic? Deoxit d100 spray vs crc 2-26 or another product? --- End quote --- A product sold in the US under the name 'Simple green'. Takes care of dirt and grease. Followed by a rinse of some form of alcohol (but test plastic before applying on large surfaces). Switches / contacts need to be replaced. Once oxidized, these are fubar as the contact plating is gone like time. |
| coppercone2:
I used deoxit gold on a 7950x processor and a video card and everything has been working fine for a long while |
| Analog Kid:
If there's corrosion on contacts, and if those contacts are exposed in such a way that you can access them so they won't stay wet, you can use vinegar to dissolve the corrosion. Carefully. I use a cotton swab to wet the dirty contacts with white vinegar and leave them wet for a while. Followed by clear-water swabs to remove the vinegar and corrosion, and then drying the contacts. I wouldn't use this on contacts in a socket, for instance, where the vinegar wouldn't be able to be removed. |
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