Corrosion
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I've done this in the past, worked for me mate...
Cotton buds ( Q Tips) baking powder
Put some BP in a little receptacle mix with a little water to a paste
Rub on the contacts with the cotton bud to clean off the gunk
Use a clean cotton bud to then take it off
Then damp paper towel to get the residue off
Let it air dry for an hour or so ( use a hair dryer if your impatient)
Pop your new batteries in on off you go
Did it with my ATAT and Falcon , worked a treat
Good luck :wink:
Wear some gloves as well when messing with battery acid residue and dispose of all the stuff you've used safely
Mike
Cotton buds ( Q Tips) baking powder
Put some BP in a little receptacle mix with a little water to a paste
Rub on the contacts with the cotton bud to clean off the gunk
Use a clean cotton bud to then take it off
Then damp paper towel to get the residue off
Let it air dry for an hour or so ( use a hair dryer if your impatient)
Pop your new batteries in on off you go
Did it with my ATAT and Falcon , worked a treat
Good luck :wink:
Wear some gloves as well when messing with battery acid residue and dispose of all the stuff you've used safely
Mike
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Michael Sith said:I've done this in the past, worked for me mate...
Cotton buds ( Q Tips) baking powder
Put some BP in a little receptacle mix with a little water to a paste
Rub on the contacts with the cotton bud to clean off the gunk
Use a clean cotton bud to then take it off
Then damp paper towel to get the residue off
Let it air dry for an hour or so ( use a hair dryer if your impatient)
Pop your new batteries in on off you go
Did it with my ATAT and Falcon , worked a treat
Good luck :wink:
Wear some gloves as well when messing with battery acid residue and dispose of all the stuff you've used safely
Mike
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Michael Sith said:I've done this in the past, worked for me mate...
Cotton buds ( Q Tips) baking powder
Put some BP in a little receptacle mix with a little water to a paste
Rub on the contacts with the cotton bud to clean off the gunk
Use a clean cotton bud to then take it off
Then damp paper towel to get the residue off
Let it air dry for an hour or so ( use a hair dryer if your impatient)
Pop your new batteries in on off you go
Did it with my ATAT and Falcon , worked a treat
Good luck :wink:
Wear some gloves as well when messing with battery acid residue and dispose of all the stuff you've used safely
Mike
Some sound advice there Mike! 8)
