Delkancott
Newly Enlightened
Hi all,
First post here.
So to supplement my SF 6P LED, I purchased a used (with known corrosion issue) Fenix LD20 on the cheap. Although it was corroded it didnt seem too bad. I neutralized it and tried to get the light working. At first it worked, then it didn't. So, to avoid frustration at the time I put it away.
Fast forward two months. I took the light back up, decided to read some more about potential problems and while doing so discovered a test using a screwdriver to complete the circuit without the switch. Voila! It worked. So now, I had read something about tightening the switch, it was a little loose, I did that. No better. Then, I went all in, took the switch apart and found a bunch of gunk. Cleaned that, reassembled, retightened. Worked very well, not great, but well. I was happy.
Fast forward two days, not working again. Now, do I need to clean the switch itself again? If so, with what? Also, I was curious if there was a place to buy replacement switches new?
Thanks and sorry for the long post.
First post here.
So to supplement my SF 6P LED, I purchased a used (with known corrosion issue) Fenix LD20 on the cheap. Although it was corroded it didnt seem too bad. I neutralized it and tried to get the light working. At first it worked, then it didn't. So, to avoid frustration at the time I put it away.
Fast forward two months. I took the light back up, decided to read some more about potential problems and while doing so discovered a test using a screwdriver to complete the circuit without the switch. Voila! It worked. So now, I had read something about tightening the switch, it was a little loose, I did that. No better. Then, I went all in, took the switch apart and found a bunch of gunk. Cleaned that, reassembled, retightened. Worked very well, not great, but well. I was happy.
Fast forward two days, not working again. Now, do I need to clean the switch itself again? If so, with what? Also, I was curious if there was a place to buy replacement switches new?
Thanks and sorry for the long post.