Super Nintendo controller problem
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D.D.D.
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What brand do you use? Can you be more specific about the "without any chemicals" part? Thanks~hhhoedown wrote:Methylated spirits would work fine. I'd try it without any chemicals first though.D.D.D. wrote:Thanks for the feedback. I'm still leary about using rubbing alcohol as I've read that can cause corrosion...
I have a brand called "Diggers" which I use for cleaning game cartridges, and which I used to clean the contacts on my SNES controllers. As for the "without any chemicals" part, I just meant rub the contacts with a dry cloth.D.D.D. wrote:What brand do you use? Can you be more specific about the "without any chemicals" part? Thanks~hhhoedown wrote:Methylated spirits would work fine. I'd try it without any chemicals first though.D.D.D. wrote:Thanks for the feedback. I'm still leary about using rubbing alcohol as I've read that can cause corrosion...
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w/o chemicals... *slaps forehead* I keep telling myself not to try and think when I'm tired~hhhoedown wrote:I have a brand called "Diggers" which I use for cleaning game cartridges, and which I used to clean the contacts on my SNES controllers. As for the "without any chemicals" part, I just meant rub the contacts with a dry cloth.D.D.D. wrote:What brand do you use? Can you be more specific about the "without any chemicals" part? Thanks~hhhoedown wrote: Methylated spirits would work fine. I'd try it without any chemicals first though.
Thanks for the recommendation mate~
