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Old 10-29-2023, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Electronic M View Post
Sometimes the plates get bent and rub each other shorting the tuning cap... usually fixable but first one you have to find it.

Another way to clean tuning caps is to take a strip of copy paper and slip it between the plate.
I don't think the cleaning sprays used hurt it. I've used tuner cleaner on tube era tuning caps and had it work fine....YMMV.
I only mentioned the tidbit about not using cleaning solvents on the tuning capacitors because I have heard differing opinions on that topic, so that's why I brought it up, I wasn't trying to be mean or disrespectful.
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