Questions and Answers for WD-40 SPECIALIST 11 oz. Contact Cleaner, Quick-Drying Electric Equipment Cleaner with Smart Straw

A:  Hi, thanks for your question. While this product can help to clean the surface of your freezer motor and won't cause it any harm, it might not fix a motor that is not functioning correctly. We recommend checking with the appliance manufacturer. Thanks for choosing WD-40 Brand Products.

A:  Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, this product helps to clean corrosion from electrical contact points & connections, and can be used with sensitive electronic components. Thanks for choosing WD-40 Brand Products.

A:  Hi, thanks for your question. Our contact cleaner is an alcohol-based formula that helps clean electrical contact points and dries quickly with no residue. For removing oxidization from aluminum window frames, you can use aluminum oxide sandpaper, white vinegar, or other home or store-bought remedies. Thanks for choosing WD-40 Brand Products.

A:  Excellent Product used for my Meta / Oculus, Left hand controller which was wandering all over the place . A simple spritz of this and it's brand new again.

A:  This really helps with controller drift for anything I spray this on my controllers then let it dry for a few minutes. I've had my quest controllers for years without any problems.

A:  It should be. I used it on Nintendo Switch controllers with no problems. Besure it is  unplugged/no power when using.

A:  Yes, I followed the youtuber's instruction and now my joystick works like new.

A:  I don’t see why not. That’s what it’s for. As long as it has no power to it, no batteries, no power it should be fine.

A:  Hi, thanks for asking. Yes, this product is safe for use on glass lenses and sensitive electronics. Be sure to unplug your device before cleaning and check with the manufacturer for assistance on whether or not to dismantle your equipment or clean it intact. Allow the contact cleaner to fully dry before returning power to the device.

A:  Best product for video games controller.

A:  Yes

A:  I have used on all electronic contacts , cars .photo, as often corrosion , or dirt of some sort occurs .especially in photo equipment . Great addition to the WD 40 family

A:  Yes

A:  No, you will damage inside of the controls

A:  yes, if it involves a switch or dial.

A:  It might. It is unlikely to attack the plastic or rubber parts on the controller. If you have trouble with the controller, this would be a good place to start.

A:  The oil might get into the switch circuits may cause damage, no I would not use it

A:  I'm not sure. you can use QC contact clean or zep. zep i think is environmentally safe. I'm work in IT and used QC and zep with great success and not risk of damaging electronics.

A:  I would use powder gtafite

A:  I have used the contact cleaner on many things, including my favorite digital camera, on every switch button- it has always worked well. It sounds like the rubber roller, as wide as the cd, is slipping. It is usually the small gear on the side or the rubber roller starting to come loose on the rod that supports it, but there is a slim chance it is grease. I would only use contact cleaner as a last resort. You would do better to use You Tube video to take the unit out and look at that roller.

A:  Spray the lubricant on a q-tip, work it with out cds

A:  Hi, thanks for your question. WD-40® Specialist® Electrical Contact Cleaner is great for cleaning electrical contacts on things such as printed circuit boards, controls, switches, precision instruments and electric panels. For the operating mechanism of a CD player, the efficacy would be dependent upon the troubleshooting specifics. We recommend powering off the device completely before making the attempt, and following manufacturer guidelines during the repair process.

A:  Its a greaser and removes oxide layers nicely. Rust seems a stretch, but I'd use it. Spray some on, use a wire brush if you can get to the contacts, if not just plug and unplug it a few times, spray it again. You get so much spray for the money you'l have it for a long time, for a number of things.

A:  Yes unless they are rusted beyond a normal connection. May take more than one spray. Use a wire brush where possible.

A:  Thank you for your question -- we appreciate the description of the issue and hope to answer adequately. WD-40® Specialist® Electrical Contact Cleaner Spray is an excellent product for cleaning the electrical contact points with a fast-drying formula that doesn't leave any residue, but for the surrounding areas of the housing that are caked with dirt and dust you may elect to use a product such as WD-40® Specialist® Industrial-Strength Cleaner & Degreaser. This water-based cleaner has a unique bio-solvent formula engineered to be powerful yet safe to use across sensitive surfaces. For the actual contact points of the electrical components though we would still recommend our electrical cleaner spray. Thank you for your interest in WD-40 Brand Products! https://www.wd40.com/products/industrial-strength-cleaner-degreaser-24oz/

A:  Watch out where yiu doray might damage the circuits

A:  it should but, you might run through many bottles.