Whatever you do, don't wash anything made by Midway or sometimes Sega in a
dishwasher. The solder mask tends to come loose if the water or dry cycle
is too hot.
Stick with soapy lukewarm or cold water, rinse with a little bit of
distilled water and air dry. Non-corroded Atari boards seem to be much
more durable.
Matt
On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 19:10:22 -0800, EvilJim <eviljim13@comcast.net> wrote:
> William -
>
> I have seen this method suggested before and was going to give it a
> shot, now that I had a shop dishwasher. Just as a clarification, do you
> use any detergent when washing boards, or just count on the heat of the
> system? It seems the detergents for dishes could be a bit beyond what
> one would want to subject a board and components to, esp at the full
> heat of a dishwasher.
>
> Sorry Chris, I don't have anything additional to add to what has come
> before.
>
> William Boucher wrote:
>> 6/ If the board is really dirty, clean it thoroughly and don't be
>> afraid to get it completely wet. I wash my big boards and wiring
>> harnesses in the dishwasher with no ill effects
>
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