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Remote Maintenance

So here's a topic I haven't seen covered. How do you maintain your remotes? With all the gidgets, gadgets and gizmos we have, they all seem to have a remote. 9v, AAA, AA batteries in everything. Do you have a regular battery replacement plan, do you just check once in a while or do you wait until they stop working altogether and then replace batteries? And what about those leakers?

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nonoise
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I don't check the batteries so it's usually when the remote starts to act slow and unresponsive is when I take a look and sometimes have to clean the contacts from the batteries eroding and leaving gunk on the contacts. Then I replace the batteries.

All the best,
Nonoise

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