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10-28-2015, 05:58 PM
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cleaning a switch on my amp
hi guys, I have a 100w amp in my gmc. its under my seat, maybe not a great location. anyway, there is a switch that moves it from hi pass to low pass and flat. that switch must have dirt in it cause I have problems with it cutting in and out. then I mess with the switch and it comes back. seems like I remember some spray that will clean the switch without damage. thanks in advance for any help, BLUE TA
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10-29-2015, 09:09 AM
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Yup, contact cleaner, can get it at any electronic supply store, like Radio Shack. But it kind of depends on the type of switch it is, and the damage/issue.
Amps are so inexpensive, even pretty good ones, if it's old, replace it. If you look at the class D type, they are very compact and efficient, can squeeze those in almost anywhere. .
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10-30-2015, 09:04 PM
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Hey guys, I went to radio shack and found some spray. it has more air than liquid, but it did the trick. I moved the switch to the left and sprayed then to the right and sprayed moved it back and forth then put it on center. let it dry for 5 min. turned on, bingo! sounds great on both channels. thanks for the info, BLUE TA
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