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Help with cleaning small miltipin connectors.
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Anyone have any ideas on how to remove silicon dielectric grease from small
multipin bike connectors? I'm looking for something that I can soak the
connector in or spray on (since the pins are too small to clean directly).
Thanks for any advice.
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You can get electrical cleaner in aerosol. If you spray plenty on and blow
off with an air line, it should do the job.
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If this works, it would be wonderful. The general problem with many
silicon oils, greases and waxes are that they are very hard to get rid of.
I would try some real strong degreaser like CRC Industrial Cleaner
and / or special silicone remover for car paint repairs (used when the
owner has used a wax or polish with silicone).
After that, I'd use some light electric contact spray to prevent
corrosion.
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Tide soap and water? Liquid dish soap? And a toothbrush.
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Dremel with that little round brass brush dipped in wd or tri-flow always
works for me.
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