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Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: mrbigstuff
Date: November 07, 2021 06:54PM
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Posted by: Racer X
Date: November 07, 2021 07:38PM
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Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: GGD
Date: November 07, 2021 07:43PM
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The best way to remove alkaline leakage from the device is to neutralize by carefully dabbing with a few drops of a mild acid like white vinegar or lemon juice. For stubborn leaks, an old toothbrush dipped in vinegar or lemon juice gets the job done. After the leakage has been neutralized (fizzing stops), carefully dry the area. After the area has dried thoroughly, the metal device contacts can be scraped to remove any residue and then polished using a pencil eraser.
Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: Rolando
Date: November 07, 2021 08:19PM
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Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: SDGuy
Date: November 07, 2021 09:02PM
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Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: testcase
Date: November 07, 2021 09:04PM
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Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: space-time
Date: November 09, 2021 06:44AM
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testcase
Were the batteries that leaked a major brand? If so, major battery brands will pay for a replacement. You would have to send the damaged unit in.
Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: ztirffritz
Date: November 09, 2021 09:57AM
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Re: Alkaline chemistry: can i use a solution to clean crud?
Posted by: testcase
Date: November 11, 2021 03:05PM
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