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Johannes Guest
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02-07-2002, 22:11 Subject: Cleaning LMM with Ultrasonic Cleaner: Guide |
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Has anyone ever tried cleaning an LMM (likely referring to a Large Language Model) in an ultrasonic cleaner?
I think that if you only submerge the sensor part, it shouldn't cause any damage.
Best regards, Johannes.
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Varianti Guest
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03-07-2002, 8:04 Subject: Cleaning LMM with Ultrasonic Cleaner: Guide |
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I would be cautious. I don't know the dimensions of the film strip, but ultrasonic cleaners can be quite aggressive and may dislodge particles from the surface. It's important to proceed with care. If you do use one, only submerge it briefly.
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rl2664 Guest
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06-07-2002, 11:13 Subject: Cleaning LMM with Ultrasonic Cleaner: Guide |
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Hello Johannes,
'The ultrasonic cleaner isn't working! My girlfriend works in a lab and has access to the necessary equipment. She brought two LMM (likely referring to a specific type of component) for cleaning, and one was completely ruined afterward, while the other showed no improvement at all. It's better to use brake cleaner, acetone, etc.'
best regards
Ronny.
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