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I Google-searched it and found 7,840 results. Including one on Shopgoodwill com that sold for $60. You got a nice employee discount!
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I have used a product called "goof off" successfully to remove latex paint splatters without damaging the underlying wood finish on older radios... I suspect that it would work ok on the KLH.
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Alright, I'll see about picking up a bottle of that. The only problem is that there's some paint spatters on one of the knobs as well and I tried scratching it off with my fingernail and it wouldn't come off and I know goof-off isn't going to be good to use on something like plastic because it has stuff in it that hard on plastic, so I wonder what I would use on the knobs to clean them up.
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Try the new Goof Off 2. "SAFE ON PLASTIC!"
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OK, I'll see if I can find some.
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Well I replaced the original 2000 MFD 30V Power Supply Cap in the radio with a 2200MFD 50V capacitor and its still has a 60Hz Hum coming out of the speaker and still no audio out of the speaker from the tuner. So what should I check next in the circuit that could be causing my issue? I also tried posting this in AudioKarma but for some reason when I went to post it it wouldn't post it would act like it was going to post the thread but then it would wouldn't actually post anything.
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