TOBACCO SMELL

[Jack Barnes]

Hi Ray,
I have use the dishwasher on a number of occasions but it depends on the
equipment. If there are RF and IF transformers that use paper products for
the coils you might want to reconsider. I will normally use 409 sprayed on
all metal surfaces and front panels and a soft cloth to clean off the smoke
residue.
In the case of a Kenwood R2000 I bought, I used the 409 method for the metal
surfaces and then for the printed circuit boards I used a fine mist of Lysol
spray. A couple of treatments with the Lysol got rid of the smell. With the
R2000 the dishwasher was not an option due to the way it is constructed.
Jack WA7KMR

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From: "Ray Friess" <rayfri at NETWORLD.COM>
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Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 9:37 PM
Subject: TOBACCO SMELL


> looking for suggestions on cleaning out tobacco smell from a rig
> i am going to acquire.
> ray  wa7itz
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