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Cleaning Spay
What kind of spray is good enough to clean the motor and make it run faster?
Don't tell me brands because I m from europe and I don't know if I can find the same brands here. -Thanks |
Look for electronic "contact cleaner". Sold at most electronic shops.
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Just an electronics "contact cleaner" must be?
I mean, are there any restrictions that I should avoid? If you know what I mean. Because, I got an electronics contact cleaner spray and it says that I should wait till it dries out before I use the device (motor) again. And it is flammable. I read in a thread that should not be flammable and that the guy that used that spray, immediately run the motor after. BTW thanks for your help. |
Hmmm...I have only ever seen and used non-flammable contact cleaner. I didn't know that there was stuff that was flammable.
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I don't want to try it and feel bad after.:(
So, I think tomorrow I ll check again in a store for a different non-flammable contact cleaner. Thanks |
Speeeeed! (UT2003)
Today, I bought a new spray and test it on the motr just a while a go.
The result is that, the motor is definately faster than before.:D Thanks for your help, Shane!:) |
Today at Home Depot in the electrical department I picked up a can of 'CRC Electrical Grade QD Contact Cleaner" for $5.97. I have yet to try is because it requires a well ventilated area and it's dropping down to 30 degrees tonight...
This should be just as good as any other spray and also claims plastic / PCB friendly. The Home Depot had about 10 cans available. I believe it's a well stocked item. -AceQ- |
Before you spray anything check if it vanishes quickly.
That will assure you that will not be any liquid inside the motor when you will run it. The first spray I got, took ages to vanish but, the other I got yesterday, in a few seconds. |
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