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Cleaning processor pads ?

If that's correct then good luck cleaning that out from the pins without damaging them. I hope it's non-conductive paste as well.
 
Pads on the processor, a question that's been on my mind for a while. The gold plating can be quite thin and easy to rub off. Last processor had a mark on one pad but came off with a gentle finger nail eeek.
 
digitaldreams said:
Pads on the processor, a question that's been on my mind for a while. The gold plating can be quite thin and easy to rub off. Last processor had a mark on one pad but came off with a gentle finger nail eeek.
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Most paste is fine to stay on there as it's none conductive, but I would just use kitchen roll and just wipe it off. It's no big deal.

pastymuncher said:
If that's correct then good luck cleaning that out from the pins without damaging them. I hope it's non-conductive paste as well.
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It's very easy.. wash it out with alcohol..
Simple.
 
andy_mk3 said:
Isopropyl alcohol and a cotton swab.
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This, just be really gentle, don't use any more pressure than compressing the cotton it will come off eventually. Maybe get your Mrs to do it they can be more delicate than Men with things like that.
 
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