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RE: ram parts
BY: MIKE ROSS to Matt Mc_Carthy on Sat Nov 23 2002 09:54 am
> Replacing the batteries is probably part of it. Pulling and reseating is
> often not enough though. You must use the old "pink pearl" trick. The
> pins must be shiny silver not dull grey. Rub an eraser gently along the
> pins to remove the age old grime. (don't use the gritty ink erasers they
> will remove the plating, we don't want that!) BTW in my experience this
> works better than all the cleaning liquids one might try.
Hi.
Another old trick is to clean especially edge connectors is a Dollar
Bill, or any other US Currency. Works great! Funny you should mention
Defender. I have a complete board set at my parents house. Been there since
the 80's... Haven't worked on one of them since then too!
Now that I've dated myself... :)
Thom Kirby
Senior Game Tech / Department Head
Dave & Busters #24
Milpitas, CA
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