M
Marko
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Roger: Some pots have grease in them that dries. GC electronics make a
cleaner called JifAction. It is cheap so you can flood the pots and not run
up too big of a cleaner bill. Spray them. Let them sit a while and clean
them again. Keep flooding them out. Might want to soak the mess up with
rags while the unit is standing on its' side.
If that doesn't work, as a last resort, use Brake rotor Cleaner from an auto
parts store. This stuff eats plastic so be frugal. Blow the pots out with
compressed air to dry the rotor cleaner out. I don't know if it eats the
carbon or not. I have used it many times, it is very powerful. Vent the
room good. It is degreaser for brake rotors.
Afterward clean and lube with conventional control cleaner for electronics.
JifAction works very well. Good Luck MH (top post)
cleaner called JifAction. It is cheap so you can flood the pots and not run
up too big of a cleaner bill. Spray them. Let them sit a while and clean
them again. Keep flooding them out. Might want to soak the mess up with
rags while the unit is standing on its' side.
If that doesn't work, as a last resort, use Brake rotor Cleaner from an auto
parts store. This stuff eats plastic so be frugal. Blow the pots out with
compressed air to dry the rotor cleaner out. I don't know if it eats the
carbon or not. I have used it many times, it is very powerful. Vent the
room good. It is degreaser for brake rotors.
Afterward clean and lube with conventional control cleaner for electronics.
JifAction works very well. Good Luck MH (top post)