Gotta Clean Those Chassis'!

[zenomorp]

A little before and after cleaning on this U5000 before starting work on it. Some hot water, a little detergent, a brush to agitate, a good rinse, some compressed air...and it's brand new. Ready to be serviced and live again. It's almost impossible to work on them when they are this dirty, so cleaning is a must for proper inspection and repair.

 

[ArcadeTechGW]

Nice and clean - Well done!

 

[KazooBR]

Man, I love taking water and a brush to a chassis. They always look so good afterward.

And nice job on the pictures angles. I like that I can go back and forth between the dirty/clean and see the difference. Nice touch.

 

[bobbyb13]

I have a few that need that kind of treatment!

 

[zenomorp]

All fixed up. Working perfectly for both resolutions. Will be for sale after I'm done burning it in.

 

[mecha]

what "detergent" did you use?

 

[zenomorp]

what "detergent" did you use?

 

[Broodwich]

I never understood why you didn't wash some of the other chassis you worked on, they're always so filthy it's the first thing I do.

The amount of dust you've brushed into your home man....

 

[zenomorp]

I never understood why you didn't wash some of the other chassis you worked on, they're always so filthy it's the first thing I do.

I usually only do it if it's like this one. If there's just a thin layer of dust, a light brushing is usually good enough. They don't all need to be sparking clean.

 

[Broodwich]

some of the ones you consider a thin layer have been THICCCCCCC

 

[zenomorp]

some of the ones you consider a thin layer have been THICCCCCCC

What can I say, I like 'em thic

 

[KazooBR]

They don't all need to be sparking clean.

False!