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juno 60 crackling sliders

Post by joninc » Wed Aug 12, 2015 12:49 pm

hi there - i am getting some pops and bits of random crackling noise from my juno when playing with the filters/resonance/hpf sliders. Also the master volume (which I cleaned a little while back already)

Any tips on how to clean these and what to use?

De-oxit?

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Post by Drone » Wed Aug 12, 2015 7:04 pm

Going to watch ths one.

The problem I've found with most lubricating cleaners is the tactile (not electrical) resistance of the fader changes, it loses all physical resistance.
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Post by Mo-Tech » Sat Aug 15, 2015 5:40 am

I've used a lubricating contact cleaner on most of my faders and pots with good results.

Due Ci Electronic R-10 is the one I use, not sure you have this over in a'Merica?
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Post by vvv » Sat Aug 15, 2015 9:30 am

Haven't used 'em, me, but Caig makes DeoxIT? Fader F-Series (formerly CaiLube MCL), and DeoxIT? FaderGrease.

Not to adverstise for 'em, but there's some info I just found, here.
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