jackal
Titanium
- Joined
- May 4, 2006
- Location
- northwest ARK
My buddy was showing us a CNC retrofit he did a few years ago.
It operates ok.
When he opened the cabinet, there were mouse droppings, sticky looking pee, and a paper nest.
He vacuumed the nest,& droppings.
When he started it up, it stunk so bad!!!
I told him to try the CRC brand electronics cleaner, and let it drip down to paper towels in bottom of cabinet.
This is truly awful.
They have a spray that can be used on energized electronics.
He talked about using this ( with power off), and soaking it down, then use air hose. Let it dry for a week before using.
His wife thinks he can put baking soda on a tray in the bottom, to soak up the smell.
A computer site fold him go take all boards out and wash with some kind of soap, and rinse with distilled water.
That's too much labor, and we think it would ruin everything.
He can't find where the mice get in.
He'll have to fix that, or it will happen again.
I think they came in thru the fan\ cabinet filters.
When I go back, I'll check.
Thanks for the info
It operates ok.
When he opened the cabinet, there were mouse droppings, sticky looking pee, and a paper nest.
He vacuumed the nest,& droppings.
When he started it up, it stunk so bad!!!
I told him to try the CRC brand electronics cleaner, and let it drip down to paper towels in bottom of cabinet.
This is truly awful.
They have a spray that can be used on energized electronics.
He talked about using this ( with power off), and soaking it down, then use air hose. Let it dry for a week before using.
His wife thinks he can put baking soda on a tray in the bottom, to soak up the smell.
A computer site fold him go take all boards out and wash with some kind of soap, and rinse with distilled water.
That's too much labor, and we think it would ruin everything.
He can't find where the mice get in.
He'll have to fix that, or it will happen again.
I think they came in thru the fan\ cabinet filters.
When I go back, I'll check.
Thanks for the info