| Subject: | Re: Help salt water |
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| From: | "Keith Smith" smith9e499 |
| Date: | Sun Mar 1, 2015 10:44 am ((PST)) |
Might be a good idea to flush any potentiometers and switches with a good quality contact spray (De-Oxit Gold comes to mind), after the last water rinse and before drying. Also, if there are any headers (removable pin connectors) or 'flex' connectors, disconnect them prior to the rinse. Same for anything else that is an obvious water trap. Take pictures first so you can get them back where they belong. |
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