on 09/04/03 12:01 AM, Chuck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thanks for the response, Roger.
> The corrosion in the CDROM activity light area was white powder. The corrosion
> in the IR board and lens area was almost entirely rust color. The corrosion
> climbed the IR board and got into the shielded circuitry. It was so bad I had
> to toss the IR board. The lens, of course, was easily washed. I also found
> corrosion under the metal lining in the IR area of the bottom case. If the
> corrosion is spill related then I guess water was spilled over the keyboard
> and entered the two area's. It had to be water as there is no stickiness or
> discoloration such as from tea or coffee. I've cleaned up those area's with a
> baking soda solution and thoroughly dried with compressed air. I hope no
> further corrosion occurs.

Just a general question to the list...  If this 3400 was kept in very humid
conditions, couldn't some of this "corrosion" actually be mold or mildew?
If so, is there an electronics-safe antifungal?

- Eric.
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