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Yesterday, I opened my radio to replace the batteries and discovered
that the battery on the memory slot had begun to corrode. It's a RadioShcak DX 398 that's nearly brand new. The amount of corrosion doesn't appear to be too bad. It's mainly on the ribbon used to remove the battery and some acid crystals can be found on the two contacts in the single battery compartment area. How best can I clean and remove the acid without harming my radio circuit? I was thinking about opening the backl of the radio and using a baking soda/water concentration. Is there a better way and can I possibly save the ribbon/ battery remover or is it toast? Thanks Ahead, John T McD. |
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