1. preclean atty-blow out the primer juice by blowing air thru the batt port
2. put two or three attys in a jar,laying on their side,add enough hot cph to cover them and agitate easy by swirling the solution around by hand.
3. soak for 15 minutes
4 save the cph for next time unless it turned green, if it turns green, throw it out, it did the job.
5. rinse the attys with tap water
6. dry, they must be dry before you start up, and you will need to re prime the atty by dripping some juice in
7. soak overnight in water to remove any mintyness...
other points brought out that I think are true.....
Any alcohol can damage glue used inside the atty
The re prime can be tricky
Most the info is for the 801 style atty
The "juice" is a big variable
This process cleans the mesh not the coil, and increases air flow
For some reason, not everybody gets a benefit from this
The attys were below grade anyway so any extended use is good.
The content of the juice is the factor, some juices don't respond to cph
This was probably the largest atty test ever conducted for public use
It was amazing to me as I watched the cph rise to be the winner, I was proud to "stumble" onto a "safe,non alc,non flamable" solution
If not for all the people that sent me their plugged up attys, it never would have happend