Posted by MN Scott on September 14, 2008 at 07:54:05 from (206.9.216.93):
In Reply to: OT- Soldering Experts posted by MN Scott on September 13, 2008 at 19:26:13:
Thanks for the replies guys. I found a couple of tv repair shops in the Rochester phone book. Hard to imagine they do much soldering in todays throwaway world but I'am sure there are some older generation people that accually know how to fix things. As for fixing it my self I do most of my heating with a accethlene torch. I don't have the touch for things this small. These switchs are small and appear to be sealed so I don't know how well the contact cleaner would work but I will look into it. I have made turn signal switches work again in older trucks with contact cleaner but they are not sealed. LJ1000 this handle is for a german made 4435 hydro combine. Its been a very good machine with this being the only non wear item that's given trouble.
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