No, that would be Tang and Russian Vodka, first invented during the Apollo-Soyuz mission.
No, that would be Tang and Russian Vodka, first invented during the Apollo-Soyuz mission.
I clean a lot of used keyboards. I stand them up on the end and spray a fine mist of household ammonia to cut the grime. Sometimes it takes several tries, because they are really nasty. Then I use a mist of water to flush the loose crud from the keys & case. I usually do them
10 at a time, then let them dry for a week, but they can be used almost immediately. That depends on how much you spray on one.
Put keyboards in the dishwasher let them dry for a few days and good as new.
Rich
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Not having a dishwasher I take them apart, clean them in the shower, dry them and put them back together. Karl
I don't have, or want a dishwasher. It takes a couple minutes per keyboard, and doesn't require any disassembly.
Yeah, I have to rebuild the Hammond B3 at my church, because they let the bearings run dry. I figure it'll take four people to move it, while I stand back & supervise. There is no way that I'm going to try, with just one good hand, and a cane. :(
They let a motor overheat in one of the Leslie speakers, as well. Now I have to find a replacement for a custom 50 year old motor and replace the dry rotted rubber covered cables. Luckily, I downloaded the schematics a few years ago. No all I have to do is find them again. :(
Someone else can fix the piano.
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