Any recommendations on the best way to clean the receiver? As Rob noticed from the picture, it could use a good cleaning, but I'm not sure what would be safe to use for cleaning. I did see Rob's comment about making sure to keep water away from the transformers, so I will be sure to do that.
I did order a kit for the TSU, which includes 2 resistors (R506 and R511). But, I'll be sure to check them all while I am in there.
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Well, 
Ifin youz really "bishous"--the BEST way is to remove the transformers, and the Pulse Amp, and use a water biased de-greaser on it ! Other then that--an air hose--blow it out, and hit the areas you can with a damp cloth--Ron Rich
Ifin youz really "bishous"--the BEST way is to remove the transformers, and the Pulse Amp, and use a water biased de-greaser on it !
Other then that--an air hose--blow it out, and hit the areas you can with a damp cloth--Ron RichWho is online
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