Operating temperatures are lot lower than storage temperatures which are usually 125....150ºC range.
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wrote:Operating temperatures are lot lower than storage temperatures which are usually 125....150ºC range.
Good point.
Storage Temp was missing in the table looked in.
Didn't even occur to me to look it.up.
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By that I'd say boiling is safe enough. - Personally I still wouldn't do it.
Dry very well.
Be aware that thermal shock might crack the ceramic package.
If it's the same stuff I dealt with I don't think it will work, but what the hey.
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I was able to buy some pure acetone and all the glue came off with lots of rubbing with ear buds now its cleaner than the day it was made, thanks all for your help and suggestions.
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You can teach a man to fish and feed him for life, but if he can't handle sushi you must also teach him to cook.
Nice!
But more importantly, did you save the glue for Ralph?
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