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Originally Posted by sokoloff
Or while it's out, you can just replace the rheostat or try to clean it up.
Len
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Replacing the rheostat is the best bet. Easy job. I have found that there is apparently some cement that attaches the resistor coil to the ceramic housing the starts to crumble with age. Cleaning is a very temporary solution. The problem will continue until there is no cement left to hold the coil in place.