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Best way to clean Pots.
IMHO, its easier to replace the pot. with a new one, I know this involves
de-soldering/soldering but there are so many reasons why a pot. can fail and that the maintenance will eventually fail that you might as well bite the bullet and replace it. I might not advise this if you were commercially servicing but if you are repairing your own kit I really think this is the long-term solution that can be relied on. Cheers Tony "trm54321" wrote in message ... I'm assuming spraying down the shaft with a cleaner/ lub and work it is the best way to do this? Some pots have openings in the body also and is this a better option? Cheers! -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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