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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| Hello Rob. I've also heard of soaking the tuning cap in automatic transmission fluid. This was an old trick we used to...GarySP — 06:14 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| Gary, I once had a tuning cap that had a thick coat of kitchen grease and grime. So I had heard about brake cleaner bei...RodB — 06:03 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| I've put tuning caps with mica removed and vanes wide open in the dishwasher and ran through a cycle. When the dishwash...GarySP — 05:42 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| I do not think Philco 91 used pot metal for the tuning cap. Also, in 1930-s pot metal did not have iron, being mostly co...morzh — 04:56 PM |
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38-10T chassis Restoration begins
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| Rich do you dunk the whole razor in there with it turned on to get a good mix? :lol:dconant — 04:48 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| David, RodB says to watch out for pot metal as it might dissolve in vinegar. I think there might be some in there. I thi...dconant — 04:40 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| Give the tuner a good wash in Dawn and hot water. Then set tuner in a plastic container and cover with vinegar let soak ...David — 12:53 PM |
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Rusty Tuning Condenser
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| If you have rust between the vanes, I wonder how you get the NJ in between, and how you then wipe it off.morzh — 12:02 PM |
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Philco 60 Squealing
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| If the noise is still there, the OPT might just be OK. Or so we hope.morzh — 12:01 PM |
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Philco 60 Squealing
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| You would probably be replacing the OPT.RodB — 10:54 AM |
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