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Old 10-14-2000, 03:34 AM
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If you see some oxidation on your electrical contacts, use an abrasive rubber eraser (the pink kind works well, not the plastic gray/white ones) to remove as much of the oxidation as you can, then follow with some rubbing alcohol to clean it all up.

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