Space Shuttle
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Quoted from Tbirdmatt66SS:alkali corrosion
Quoted from Tbirdmatt66SS:Connectors 1J1 and 1J2 May have some corrosion underneath that I haven’t addressed
Corrosion can cause all types of issues...The worst enemy to a pinball machine is corrosion.
Quoted from Tbirdmatt66SS:Those pin connectors where awful. I have removed the pins and cleaned the surface and reflowed the soldier. Have left the pin ps off for now.
I could imagine,Sitting around for 20 years wow that's a very long time.
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