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| A home remedy is to use vinegar, which is a mild acid. It can be diluted in equal parts vinegar & water. You can use a toothbrush to apply on fuse/relay sockets, contacts, etc. Once clean, wash with water & dry (compressed air for crevices). Stubborn corrosion may require applying a paste of baking soda (and water). Let it soak into the corrosion and dry. Then brush & flush with water & dry with compressed air. | A home remedy is to use vinegar, which is a mild acid. It can be diluted in equal parts vinegar & water. You can use a toothbrush to apply on fuse/relay sockets, contacts, etc. Once clean, wash with water & dry (compressed air for crevices). Stubborn corrosion may require applying a paste of baking soda (and water). Let it soak into the corrosion and dry. Then brush & flush with water & dry with compressed air. | ||
| - | When the sockets or contacts are thoroughly clean & dry, apply a thin coating of dielectric grease ([[techtalk:ref:genmsr10#dielectric_grease|see here]]) to the contact surfaces, both the socket & the fuse/relay. The coating should be sufficient to protect the sufaces from air & moisture, but not oozing off onto other components. | + | When the sockets or contacts are thoroughly clean & dry, apply a thin coating of dielectric grease ([[techtalk:ref:genmsr17#dielectric_grease|see here]]) to the contact surfaces, both the socket & the fuse/relay. The coating should be sufficient to protect the sufaces from air & moisture, but not oozing off onto other components. |
