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Fretting corrosion
http://www.troubleshooters.com/tprom....htm#_My_Story
I experienced something like this, recently. Isn't this the damnest thing!? It tries my soul to think about how many times this could have been the real problem, or could have been complicating a problem. |
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"ToolPackinMama" wrote in message ... http://www.troubleshooters.com/tprom....htm#_My_Story I experienced something like this, recently. Isn't this the damnest thing!? It tries my soul to think about how many times this could have been the real problem, or could have been complicating a problem. Very interesting article TPM. Thank you. |
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This guy is a NUT. Keep the WD40 for tight Virgins. On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 11:22:30 -0400, ToolPackinMama wrote: http://www.troubleshooters.com/tprom....htm#_My_Story I experienced something like this, recently. Isn't this the damnest thing!? It tries my soul to think about how many times this could have been the real problem, or could have been complicating a problem. |
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WD40 is OK in certain circumstances.... I repaired many electronic
equipment with blown caps the gunge is corrosive and can eat it's way through the PCB protective lacquer, sometimes corroding or partially corroding the copper circuit tracks..... a good scrub with the fibre pen and a minute squirt of WD40 and a good blow dry....not half a tin will work wonders and stop further corrosion, not forgetting a re-coat of lacquer after. Yet again I've had videos recorders dripping with the darn stuff all because some toy had been pushed inside....! Takes all sorts of folks to make a world ...it'd be a boring place without em..! Davy |
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beenthere wrote:
Very interesting article TPM. Thank you. De nada. |
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MR Cole wrote:
This guy is a NUT. Keep the WD40 for tight Virgins. You say that, and HE'S a nut!? |
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hmm... I've never lubed any connection in a PC. All I've ever done is use
the eraser on a pencil to clean up finger contacts. "ToolPackinMama" wrote in message ... http://www.troubleshooters.com/tprom....htm#_My_Story I experienced something like this, recently. Isn't this the damnest thing!? It tries my soul to think about how many times this could have been the real problem, or could have been complicating a problem. |
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