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How do I use an ultrasonic parts cleaner?
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Thanks for the tips and link. It seems there are a number of different detergents I can use in this machine. It looks like cleaning time should be short for a tuner cap and most items, about 15-30 seconds. John, have you tried cleaning any of the new plastic Briggs carbs in your cleaner, or the troublesome 2 barrel carb from the Briggs "V" engine? How long do you run the cycle?

I'll probably give the cleaner a test run this weekend on my 610 tuner. Greg, did you put the CLR solution directly in your cleaner or did you fill with water and put the solution in something else?

If I could find the place called "Somewhere", I could find "Anything" Icon_confused

Tim

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RE: How do I use an ultrasonic parts cleaner? - by TV MAN - 03-08-2017, 11:13 PM



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