05-05-2014, 07:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2014, 07:30 AM by Radio Fixer.)
Hard for me to give advice as its not my sort of restoration project.
If it doesn't mean too much to you, you could put the whole chassis through the dishwasher on a "Quick Wash". You could call it a £3 experiment. Nick does PC keyboards like that, lets it all dry out somewhere warm afterwards. May have some interesting faults then but it probably has those already. The alternative is just clean the case and dial and make it work. Leave the dirt and crud where it is after brushing away any loose. Put the back on and say "Job done" and pour a cold beer
Gary
If it doesn't mean too much to you, you could put the whole chassis through the dishwasher on a "Quick Wash". You could call it a £3 experiment. Nick does PC keyboards like that, lets it all dry out somewhere warm afterwards. May have some interesting faults then but it probably has those already. The alternative is just clean the case and dial and make it work. Leave the dirt and crud where it is after brushing away any loose. Put the back on and say "Job done" and pour a cold beer
Gary
