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Old 03-10-2026, 11:26 AM
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DIY Remote Control Repairs

Hi All, I posted this on another forum and really didn't get far. No forum seems a good fit for this post. Just wondering if any one can share some experience or even a good link for DIY remote control repairs? Original post: Lately I have been having remote control failures. First, last Summer an old Panasonic TV remote failed after a hot humid night; DEAD. New batteries, took a-part and cleaned still dead. There is only a button contact board an LED and the chip, (nothing else). Then my Toshiba DVD player remote would not fast search and certain other buttons stopped responding, some worked...same thing: new bats. cleaning ...no-go. Then the pause button stopped on my Toshiba DVD recorder & a few others are erratic (gott-a have the pause button when recording). So, those rubbery, graphite button contact pads...do they wear, have problems? Is there a proper way and cleaner & to revitalize? I used 91% Isop. Are those remote control chips replaceable; available? Static sensitive? Probably best to just find a replacement remote. Who knows?

Thanks in advance for anyone's 2˘.
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