Volume Pot cleaning Spray

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Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe
 
Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


Dick Smith or Tandy/jaycar knob cleaner ..
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Any decent electronics store should have some
 
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Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


Dick Smith or Tandy/jaycar knob cleaner ..
Any decent electronics store should have some
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Thanks for your speedy reply... I uesd to work for DSE for 5 years in sales
and the sevice department, about 15 years ago.... back then , there was
specific Electrolube brand for pots.....as some of the other
sprays can damage the pot and leave residues..

I have already searched the DSE web site and the CRC spays come to
light..... however... there is no specific mention,"suitable for Pots".

Do you have a specific brand, part No, Model name and number of a volume
pot cleaner?

Thanks in advance.

Joe
 
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Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


Dick Smith or Tandy/jaycar knob cleaner ..
Any decent electronics store should have some

Thanks for your speedy reply... I uesd to work for DSE for 5 years in
sales and the sevice department, about 15 years ago.... back then , there
was specific Electrolube brand for pots.....as some of the other
sprays can damage the pot and leave residues..

I have already searched the DSE web site and the CRC spays come to
light..... however... there is no specific mention,"suitable for Pots".

Do you have a specific brand, part No, Model name and number of a volume
pot cleaner?

Thanks in advance.

Joe

Herrs and online thread on cleaning pots..
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http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/cgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=016429;p=0

Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..

Joe
 
"Joe G (Home)"


I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.
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** Go ask your nearest Tooth Fairy supplies store

- fuckwit.


What do you recommend?
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** See above.


and Where to get in Melb?
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** Why post such a damn stupid question ?

Only demonstrates how fucking wankers like YOU don't want to take ANY
advice from anyone.




...... Phil
 
"Joe G (Home)"
Herrs and online thread on cleaning pots..
http://www.ovationfanclub.com/cgi-bin/ubb/cgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=2;t=016429;p=0
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** Spew inducing drivel

- every last word of it.


Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..
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** Better replace you pointy head first.



..... Phil
 
Joe G (Home) wrote:
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Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


Dick Smith or Tandy/jaycar knob cleaner ..
Any decent electronics store should have some

Thanks for your speedy reply... I uesd to work for DSE for 5 years in sales
and the sevice department, about 15 years ago.... back then , there was
specific Electrolube brand for pots.....as some of the other
sprays can damage the pot and leave residues..

I have already searched the DSE web site and the CRC spays come to
light..... however... there is no specific mention,"suitable for Pots".

Do you have a specific brand, part No, Model name and number of a volume
pot cleaner?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


Still using the carton I bought at ds a decade ago. so no cant help
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you know about google ?
 
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Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in  Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe

Dick Smith or Tandy/jaycar knob cleaner ..
Any decent electronics store should have some

Thanks for your speedy reply...  I uesd to work for DSE for 5 years in sales
and the sevice department, about 15 years ago.... back then , there was
specific Electrolube  brand for pots.....as some of the other
sprays can damage the pot and leave residues..

I have already searched the DSE web site and the CRC spays come to
light..... however... there is no specific mention,"suitable for Pots".

Do you have a specific brand,   part No, Model name and number of a volume
pot cleaner?

Thanks in advance.

Joe
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I have used CRC 2-26 before without problems, but a purpose made pot
cleaner - if available - is probably preferable..

Of course it wont help if the pot's carbon track is worn out or has a
"dead spot"
 
On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 22:28:41 +1100, "Joe G \(Home\)"
<joe.g@optusnet.com.au> put finger to keyboard and composed:

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?
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I use Philips 390CCS Contact Cleaner, part number 4822 389 50125.

It's getting hard to find, but you may still be able to buy it from
Southside Electronics:

http://www.sselectronics.com.au/Productlist.phtml/searchphrase=482238950125

- Franc Zabkar
--
Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.
 
Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?
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Caig Deoxit Faderlube F5

and Where to get in Melb?
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Your local electronic trade supliers, or www.tradetech.co.nz . Or
www.caig.com or info@caig.com \for Oz distributor

geoff
 
"Joe G (Home)" wrote:

Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.
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If the 'track' is damaged no amount of spray is going to help you. What
are the symptoms and what is the equipment, type and value of pot ?

Graham
 
"Eeysore = Pig Ignorant Pommy Moron "

"Joe G (Home)" wrote:
Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..

Usually the case.
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** ROTFL

Graham Stevenson would not know if his fat arse were on fire.




...... Phil
 
Phil Allison wrote:

"Eeysore = Pig Ignorant Pommy Moron "
"Joe G (Home)" wrote:

Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..

Usually the case.

** ROTFL

Graham Stevenson would not know if his fat arse were on fire.
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Tried cleaning a sealed Alps or Taiwan Alpha pot ?

Graham
 
"Eeysore = Pig Ignorant Pommy Moron "
"Joe G (Home)" wrote:

Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..

Usually the case.

** ROTFL

Graham Stevenson would not know if his fat arse were on fire.

Tried cleaning a sealed Alps or Taiwan Alpha pot ?
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** Tried sticking you head up a dead moose's bum ?

Wot a steaming great POMMY FUCKWIT !!




...... Phil
 
Joe G (Home) wrote:
Hi All,

I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.

What do you recommend?

and Where to get in Melb?

Thanks in advance.

Joe


If its an audio control, and its 'crackly' that is a sign that its
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getting DC current through it. So its well worth checking any
capacitors around the pot, and ensure they are not leaking DC current.
Old electros are well known to do this. And after you replace the
electros, you may still have to replace the pot to get rid of the noise.

--
Regards,

Adrian Jansen adrianjansen at internode dot on dot net
Design Engineer J & K Micro Systems
Microcomputer solutions for industrial control
Note reply address is invalid, convert address above to machine form.
 
"Adrian Jansen"
If its an audio control, and its 'crackly' that is a sign that its getting
DC current through it.
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** A rather unlikely possibility.

It takes only seconds to apply some spray cleaner/lubricant to the track and
wiper of a " noisy " pot and so **immediately resolve** the question of
whether a particular pot merely dirty.

Like 99% of them ARE !!!!

So you do that step FIRST and only consider other steps if it proves
unsuccessful.




...... Phil
 
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If its an audio control, and its 'crackly' that is a sign that its
getting DC current through it. So its well worth checking any
capacitors around the pot, and ensure they are not leaking DC current.
Old electros are well known to do this. And after you replace the
electros, you may still have to replace the pot to get rid of the noise.
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Yes leaky caps can cause a problem, but if you still have to replace the
pot, then DC leakage wasn't the only cause in the first place obviously,
unless the current was enough to destroy the pot. That's not very common
IME.

MrT.
 
On Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:31:21 +1000, Adrian Jansen <adrian@qq.vv.net> wrote:

:
:Joe G (Home) wrote:
:> Hi All,
:>
:> I am look for some to purchase the magic volume pot cleaning spray.
:>
:> What do you recommend?
:>
:> and Where to get in Melb?
:>
:> Thanks in advance.
:>
:> Joe
:>
:>
:If its an audio control, and its 'crackly' that is a sign that its
:getting DC current through it. So its well worth checking any
:capacitors around the pot, and ensure they are not leaking DC current.
:Old electros are well known to do this. And after you replace the
:electros, you may still have to replace the pot to get rid of the noise.

Adrian, I note the "design engineer" tag on your post but you don't seem to be
aware of why pots get "crackly". Inside a potentiometer there is a wiper which
makes contact with the resistive element and every time you move the wiper it
attempts to dislodge some of the resistive material. The more oftern the wiper
is moved the more material gets dislodged. It is these dislodged particles of
resistive material which cause the noise in 99% of cases. It is NOT necessarily
(in fact, rarely ever) because they have DC flowing through them.

High quality pots such as Alps etc are costly because they made to resist (no
pun intended) the dislodging of material. That's one reason they are expensive.
 
Phil Allison wrote:
"Eeysore = Pig Ignorant Pommy Moron "

"Joe G (Home)" wrote:
Looks like a may may need to replace these pots..
Usually the case.


** ROTFL

Graham Stevenson would not know if his fat arse were on fire.




..... Phil


You however would being a bottom
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you know I am right philthy
 
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