Greetings,
Hi Pete, looks like you have quite the mess on your hands. Distilled
water, tooth brushes and elbow grease. I concur with Ike 100%, replace the
Molex connectors! It's not worth all the intermittent problems down the
road to keep them. Good luck!
Regards, Jim
At 11:14 PM 5/13/2011, you wrote:
hey all -
so i'm restoring an older series 3c here and after taking out all the
modules, i'm finding that the backplane has this greasy gunk over some
sections. (see photos). anyone ever see anything like this in older gear?
is this some lube or cleaning agent that has transformed into goo after
years? i'm cleaning this out with q-tips, but it's in the molex connectors
as well (i'm assuming)... what's the best bet to clean this out
thoroughly? Caig?
thanks all...
-pete
hey all -
so i'm restoring an older series 3c here and after taking out all the
modules, i'm finding that the backplane has this greasy gunk over some
sections. (see photos). anyone ever see anything like this in older gear?
is this some lube or cleaning agent that has transformed into goo after
years? i'm cleaning this out with q-tips, but it's in the molex connectors
as well (i'm assuming)... what's the best bet to clean this out
thoroughly? Caig?
thanks all...
-pete
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