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Hi all! Just wondering what you take is on how to clean RAM contacts. I have always used an eraser to clean them, but I have heard that you should use isopropyl alcohol. So whats your take?
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1200 grit or finer sandpaper.
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I wouldn't!
![]() Isopropyl is what I use, abrasion shouldn't be necessary and is likely to do more harm than good. |
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+1 Isopropyl Alcohol (93%?) & Q-Tips
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Steve Rhinesmith, Owner, RhineTech Computer Repair LLC Apple Certified Macintosh Technician (2012) MCTS: Windows 7 - Configuration (2011) CompTIA A+ (2005), Network+ (2010), and Security+ (2010) Certified. http://www.rhinetech.com |
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I usually just use a cotton bud or q-tip to remove it along with some compressed air
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put that in your pipe and grep it |
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CRC contact cleaner is what I use. I got a sample "DetoxIT" pen from a Linux users group meeting and it's supposed to be great for that sort of thing. I haven't tried it yet but it looks ok.
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I have had to use toothpaste before because the contacts had a insect funk that rubbing alcohol couldn't get off, but I go with a q-tip and a bit of rubbing alchool 99.5% of the time.
This may be odd but qhat kind of q-tips do you all use I have the longer wood post ones for the hard to get to spot, and the thicker paper post ones, the plastic straw ones seem to bend to easy. |
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