Sonic Jewelry Cleaner - Safe for Silver Bullet?

[lilolmedn]

Basically I clean my atty's with a Sonic cleaner... and I love it.. half n half vinegar and water...

Was wondering if I could just drop my entire SB in the bath and clean it up that way?

 

[boochips]

Basically I clean my atty's with a Sonic cleaner... and I love it.. half n half vinegar and water...

Was wondering if I could just drop my entire SB in the bath and clean it up that way?

I don't think that's a good idea...8-o

 

[ohiomelody]

I wouldn't, it's not sealed. It's vented and you may ruin the electronic components.

 

[redrhino]

Basically I clean my atty's with a Sonic cleaner... and I love it.. half n half vinegar and water...

Was wondering if I could just drop my entire SB in the bath and clean it up that way?

 

[redrhino]

I don't think that's a good idea...8-o

 

[lilolmedn]

I wouldn't, it's not sealed. It's vented and you may ruin the electronic components.

Ah I thought it was all mechanical... ok =)

 

[jboze]

Nope, that fancy button is not all mechanical. I would never submerge it in any liquid.

 

[ohiomelody]

Ah I thought it was all mechanical... ok =)

The OMeGa on the other hand.....

 

[cddz]

Ah I thought it was all mechanical... ok =)

The switch is mecanical, it is just attched via solder lugs/joint. The switch can handle a low velocity stream of water with no ill effects. I have tested this personnaly, and the switches are IP65 rated. If you were to submerge it in water I am sure the switch would fill with the liquid. Depending on the liquid used it may corrode the switch contacts, not a good idea.
Chad

 

[Wolf]

The OMeGa on the other hand.....

8-o 8-o

O Me Ga, O Me Ga, O Me Ga, OMeGa!

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