Questions for tag "A. DeoxIT® D Series" (57)

Q: (18848) Dear CAIG, Please advise the correct product(s) for cleaning volume potentiometers associated with small vintage and currently produced portable radios. Most of these potentiometers operate erratically, resulting in poor volume and control...

Q: (18590) Industry: computers Customer industry: Simulation Training Message: Hi, I am an engineer at RAVE Computer, a custom computer manufacturer.  We use DeoxIT D-series wipes to clean the contacts of new memory DIMMs prior to installing them in ...

Q: (18386) I know DeoxIT® D-Series and DeoxIT® Gold are good to for cleaning anything with metal to metal contacts - buy the way, they are the best products, hands down! But what do I use to clean the potentiometers that are carbon? Also, many pots h...

Q: (18419) Hi CAIG, I purchased a case of D5 a year or so ago. I just started to use one of the last cans and the sprayer is starting to drip. It doesn't spray like the other ones. Please advise? Regards, Don

Q: (19337) Hello CAIG, We are professional installers and would like some advice or instruction sheet on which product to use on our audio and video equipment. We also do outdoor installations for home and businesses. Thanks, George

Q:  (18358) Which product is best for cleaning electronic circuit boards, product for deoxidizing contact points before soldering, and which product is best for cleaning flux off after soldering?  I recently purchased some Versapak tools which I prev...

Q: (18989) I have been using DeoxIT D5 cleaner on my Marantz 2325 beast for years now. It typically needs to have every silver-plated rotary switch sprayed every 6 months or so. As this is a lot of opening and flipping upside-down and sideways, so op...

Q: (19362) I run into a lot of corrosion formed by leaky zinc/carbon and alkaline batteries. The battery electrolyte is caustic and forms a hard coating on the nickel plated battery contacts. DeoxIT D-Series doesn't seem to have any effect on this ty...

Q: (18564) I'm very nervous to use any chemical product on an 'antique' 1970's era Moog synthesizer. However, the keyboard contacts as well as the 'variable resistor' knob pots all require cleaning - some feel sluggish to turn and have audible scratc...

Q: (18478) Hello, I own a Pioneer SX 440 stereo receiver. It seems the right speaker channel is not working properly and is only giving out the slightest sound. Sometimes it crackles but then immediately goes back to quiet. I've guessed that it might...