Well.. As long as the rinse is good..

That article which I've mentioned on here a couple of times, "Low Voltage, =
the Incompetent Ignition Source" bears reading re trapped contaminants.
They cite a case where a 2032 lithium cell on a remote board caused a flame=
..



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 Clint Jay
Sent: Friday, April 7, 2017 11:45 AM
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Subject: RE: [EE] Servicing an organ, WD-40 or RP7 everywhere

This may cause hoots of derision but I've cleaned many boards with toothbru=
shes, stiff paintbrushes and soap and water.

Followed (while wet) with a thorough wash down with isopropyl alcohol, its =
been very successful.

I've also used my dishwasher when a board has been *really* bad and again w=
ashed down with isopropyl afterwards

On 7 Apr 2017 6:06 pm, "Van Horn, David" < david.vanhorn@backcountryaccess.=
com> wrote:

>
> That would get it over more quickly, but probably with collateral damage.
>
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> Use caution with WD-40. It is highly flammable. Never spray it on=20
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