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Default Fluke 73 probe socket

I have a Fluke 73 multimeter that looks like a 9v battery leaked at
some stage and the probe sockets have oxidized. I cannot get an
accurate reading anymore with known good test leads. Is there
anything I can do to fix this? Especially a cheap fix.

 
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