Re: Cleaning connections

Posted by Ken Crisman on April 06, 2006 at 20:33:10 from (71.116.55.104):

In Reply to: Cleaning connections posted by Andrew Betzner on April 06, 2006 at 20:13:29:

You're not thinking very safe wise . And don't use WD-40 either . I saw an electric toy train go up in flames on a trainm board once . Think dielectric when it comes to electrical cleaners & lubes .What type of connections & what's on them ? If it's corrosion , take them apart & use sandpaper or wire brush . Buy yourself some of the dielectric grease they have out now . You get it at any electrical supply store .It keeps connections from corroding . They also have a non flamable electrical connection cleaner in spray can . Think wisely , safer & stay alive . God Bless . Ken

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