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Originally Posted by WARP TEN
Hey Dynomite---Looks like you might want to edit your excellent summary of what I had written for Scott and Franke's comment about sandpaper. I think Scott is right about using a pencil eraser rather than fine wet/dry paper on the circuit board where the A/C buttons push against the board. On other electrical contacts (think old car ignitions or Lionel trains) I have used very fine wet/drywihtout incident as well as an ignition file but I think Franke is right that if you can access the contacts you are cleaning with a fine metal file that is probably best. But as I noted the fixed contacts in the widow switch are recessed and hard to get at with a file. At least with the ignition file I have. --Bob
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Edited for ya.....
As
Franke and Scottfab suggest,
the best method to clean electrical contacts would be with the use of a contact file or a pencil eraser. Not a pen eraser but a pencil eraser. It is an extremely fine rubbing compound.
An Excellent step by step write up...appreciate it
Now for the two photos
I will go out and get em now.....
OOPS......I have a 91' and you a 95' ......is your step by step different for a 95' ?