I'm not 100% sure, so I may as well ask here...
Quoting from a recent posting...
And from the CAIG Labs website:
From all the above, I'm guessing that "D Series" is the Deoxit to use?
Old No7
Quoting from a recent posting...
I've had my DP-24 for 7 years with no issues that Deoxit didn't fix, and off hand I don't recall any posts about a REC button/circuit failure.
And from the CAIG Labs website:
When do I use DeoxIT® D-Series vs DeoxIT® Gold G-Series vs DeoxIT® Shield S-Series ?
DeoxIT® D-Series
General purpose cleaner, for all metal surfaces with severe oxidation and corrosion. If there is a discoloration of the metal - it is considered severe. Use DeoxIT® to dissolve contamination, as well as lubricate and protect the surface. For reference, DeoxIT® has approximately 20% cleaning action.
DeoxIT® Gold G-Series
For plated surfaces (gold and other precious metals). Recommended for critical applications where only slight cleaning action is necessary. For reference, DeoxIT® Gold has approximately 0.5% cleaning action. If the surface looks clean, applying DeoxIT® first is usually not necessary. If small amounts of oxidation are present on the surface, DeoxIT® Gold will dissolve this. Apply DeoxIT® Gold after DeoxIT® on plated metal surfaces, except where noted with DeoxIT® Shield below. The more critical the connection/part, especially low current applications, DeoxIT® Gold should be the final step.
DeoxIT® Shield S-Series
Suitable for all metal surfaces to seal and protect. Recommended after DeoxIT® for best protection or on NEW metal surfaces (usually in the manufacturing process). Also ideal where high degrees of pollution (sulfur, salts, acids, etc.) are present. DeoxIT® Shield should be applied to clean surfaces - after applying DeoxIT® or using an ultrasonic cleaner. For reference, DeoxIT® Shield has 0% cleaning action.
DeoxIT® Fader F-Series
DeoxIT® Fader F-Series is a precision lubricant specifically formulated to improve conductivity and lubricate conductive plastic and carbon compound faders, switches and other similar components.
From all the above, I'm guessing that "D Series" is the Deoxit to use?
Old No7