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Talking Re: How to clean a Victor?

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Originally Posted by dlavery View Post

If you want to clean chips away from electronics (or any other area), the correct solution is the exact opposite: vacuum. Use a shop vac with a small nozzle to suck away any metal fragments. If necessary, a judiciously applied cotton swab can be used to dislodge an embedded chip and free it to be sucked up.

-dave


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agreed, one of our electrical engineers suggested this. we used compressed air to sweep the stuff on our floor to one side.
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