Sick Ahh-Ooh-Gah

[Badpuppy]

Originally Posted by JBill

Or could just use electrical parts cleaner. I'm not sure what the difference is. Both are likely formulated to leave little to zero residue and evaporate quickly.

Originally Posted by Bob Wright

Be careful using brake cleaner (it's also will ruing any paint that it comes in contact with). Try using electrical contact cleaner on the brushes & armature it's what it is designed for.
Bob

WD-40 it is!

[cpf240]

Originally Posted by Badpuppy

WD-40 it is!

WD-40 is NOT electrical contact cleaner....

[BillEbob]

Originally Posted by Badpuppy

WD-40 it is!

WD-40 will attract dirt and only make matters worse!

[Badpuppy]

Originally Posted by BillEbob

WD-40 will attract dirt and only make matters worse!

Back to sandpaper and toothpick, then.