Hola, eso de meter la radio en el lavavajillas me ha parecido genial pero como muy bien dices: poco recomemdable. Hace poco vi un video de un americano que las mete debajo de un grifo y deja el agua correr ...por lo menos es menos agresivo jajajaja. Me ha gustado mucho el video. Me suscribo a tu canal. Un saludo.
Hello. Using the dishwasher is a cheap alternative to an ultrasonic cleaner. A long time ago, I washed in the dishwasher computer motherboards, that were filthy for some reason... and they worked after that. However, today I would definitely not recommend it for radio parts containing exposed coils with fine wires, and, of course, potentiometers. Thank you for your comment. 🙂
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This is a revised version of the video, two year after the first publication.
Hola, eso de meter la radio en el lavavajillas me ha parecido genial pero como muy bien dices: poco recomemdable. Hace poco vi un video de un americano que las mete debajo de un grifo y deja el agua correr ...por lo menos es menos agresivo jajajaja. Me ha gustado mucho el video. Me suscribo a tu canal. Un saludo.
Hello. Using the dishwasher is a cheap alternative to an ultrasonic cleaner. A long time ago, I washed in the dishwasher computer motherboards, that were filthy for some reason... and they worked after that. However, today I would definitely not recommend it for radio parts containing exposed coils with fine wires, and, of course, potentiometers.
Thank you for your comment. 🙂