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Philco 89 Volume Control and DeOxit
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Agree, sometimes there is so much "gunk" along the shaft that the control becomes paralyzed upon spraying, no matter what. Then there are a few odd-ball potentiometers that have had their carbon tracks dissolved by otherwise trusted and respected "universal" cleaners. WD-40 applied with a toothpick to loosen shaft to body after a squirt of Deoxit into the body and several turns back and forth followed by a few hours of rest and drainage has been helpful in many cases. A tiny bit of light machine oil like "3 in1" again applied with a toothpick can help maintain the smooth operation of the control sleeve.


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RE: Philco 89 Volume Control and DeOxit - by codefox1 - 12-20-2015, 12:00 AM



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