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Paint thinner can wash out the plastifiers being a part of isolation materials. Some part of it can be trapped for a long time inside the wire where it cannot evaporate as from the surface and can start degradation process.
Most of plastic parts manufacturers are suggesting to use mild soap or isoprophanol. Beware that the fumes from the alcohol are lethal for brain cells and can make people to become blind! Use well ventilated room or do it outside. Just "in case".
Similar story like with Nitro and the stain on paint... Can wash the stain but make the paint bubble and peel off later.
It is good to use a grease/oil spray for electrical contacts in the end to protect them from oxidizing as they are not brand new and protection layer on the terminals is partially worn out.
Paint thinner can wash out the plastifiers being a part of isolation materials. Some part of it can be trapped for a long time inside the wire where it cannot evaporate as from the surface and can start degradation process.
Most of plastic parts manufacturers are suggesting to use mild soap or isoprophanol. Beware that the fumes from the alcohol are lethal for brain cells and can make people to become blind! Use well ventilated room or do it outside. Just "in case".
Similar story like with Nitro and the stain on paint... Can wash the stain but make the paint bubble and peel off later.
It is good to use a grease/oil spray for electrical contacts in the end to protect them from oxidizing as they are not brand new and protection layer on the terminals is partially worn out.