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Mickey V
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Perth, Australia
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Just make sure its dry inside and you wont have any problems. The only real problem with getting it wet is that if you try to use it before its dry the liquid could cause a short circuit.
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Nov-25-2006 09:27
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Acid John
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Close south suburb of Chicago, illinois, usa.
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hmm.... if its currently working now, then im sure it'll be fine... if theres already a beer horror story involving a cdj here, and that one has been working for 2 years, im sure it'll be fine for a while, or at least until the next advancement in cdj technology, so you'll probably just want to upgrade if it craps out on you in the future......
but.... it it'd make you feel better, you can still try to clean it out, and you might even be able to do it yourself, just be careful...
heres my professional opinion.
*disclaimer* acid john is in no way a professional anything */disclaimer*
if you can open it up, then try it. oh yeah... i'd unplug it first, but thats just me. anyway, just keep track of where any screws go. all that common sense. look around for where you see any beer residue. although im not sure if there would be any capacitors inside the cdj that would hold a charge, chances are if beer spilled in it while it was actually operating, using a little water to clean it up will be just fine. find any kind of lint-free cloth, and go to town.
if you wanna go the extra mile, you can use a solution of water and isopropyl alcohol, gruv-glide, or similar. if its safe enough for your records, it probably wont be eating through any silicon wafers, and im pretty sure it wont readily react with any metals either. also, it really wont have a chance to, because the alcohol will evaporate very quickly. as long as youre in there, you can use the aforementioned compressed air and get rid of any dust you find. once youre done, put everything back together. to avoid a short circuit, i'd leave it sit for a while to make sure that everything has evaporated before you plug it back in.
now your cdj will be squeaky clean.
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Nov-25-2006 13:47
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Inertia
yes.

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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Nov-25-2006 15:17
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