On Monday, Sep 29, 2003, at 16:53 Pacific/Auckland, Joey Morin wrote:



This one time, at band camp, Antonio Rodr�guez said:


It seems that several people has succeed doing that. The reason is that
in the motherboard there are little capacitators that pop and spread a
conductive liquid over the board. That liquid creates short circuits and
makes the computer to don't work. Washing the mobo (usually in the
diswasher at a cold program) cleans that goo and enables it to work
again.

should i use detergent? (gosh that sounds like a crazy question...)



I used soap flakes dissolved in hot water and then dried it out in front of the dehumidifier overnight.


mike


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