mikewoodkoza
Mmmm Britishy.
Nearly thirty years of dust has accumulated on the inside of my newly aquired Marantz 1060.
I have used some compressed air to remove almost all of the dust on the boards and caps and such.
I then used a light brush to brush away any other loose or stubborn debris.
Now:
I know that Deoxit is sine qua non for treating noisy pots, but...
I am a little confused at where else i can spray the Deoxit 100% formula.
Can i lightly spray the circuit boards and pretty much the entire inside of the amp as a protectant?
I have tried to search the site and Caig's website for the answer, but come up empty.
And can i spray the deoxit directly inside tube sockets?
See, what i am worried about is this stuff shorting stuff out... Is this possible? When is too much too much?
What about that Caig gold stuff? Could that be sprayed all over as a protectant?
Also, does anyone know what is the best method for cleaning the insde female contact recepticle of the rca jacks? I am sure they are oxidized.
Help guys, i am a little confused
I have used some compressed air to remove almost all of the dust on the boards and caps and such.
I then used a light brush to brush away any other loose or stubborn debris.
Now:
I know that Deoxit is sine qua non for treating noisy pots, but...
I am a little confused at where else i can spray the Deoxit 100% formula.
Can i lightly spray the circuit boards and pretty much the entire inside of the amp as a protectant?
I have tried to search the site and Caig's website for the answer, but come up empty.
And can i spray the deoxit directly inside tube sockets?
See, what i am worried about is this stuff shorting stuff out... Is this possible? When is too much too much?
What about that Caig gold stuff? Could that be sprayed all over as a protectant?
Also, does anyone know what is the best method for cleaning the insde female contact recepticle of the rca jacks? I am sure they are oxidized.
Help guys, i am a little confused