can I use this to blow dust from inside the receiver after I remove the cover is it safe null

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Pentony · Accepted Answer

yes

momof3boys · Answer

Yes, we use it for all out electronics and haven't had a problem.

Kasino · Answer

Yes you can. I do this all the time and it helps to keep it clear and functioning normally over the years.

FiannaTiger · Answer

I would be careful when using normal compressed air on electronics. You can use them but there is always a risk of causing a short if you let moisture from the rapidly cooling can spray onto the electronics.

Answered by FiannaTiger 7 years ago

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charlsnchrge · Answer

Safe for ALL electronics. No solvents or cleaners.

Dusty · Answer

I don't think that would be a problem as long as your unit is not plugged in--also wait a few minutes after your done before plugging back in...

labmanager · Answer

Yes you can.

Rick · Answer

Just make sure that light air pressure is used. In other words keep container a good distance away (6 in or more) to ensure that light pressure is applied vs heavy

Hereandgone · Answer

As long as you do not shake or tilt the container so as to expel any liquid it is safe to use on electronics.

Newsmando · Answer

As long as there's no power going into it your ok. And don't keep it in one spot too long to prevent condensation

anblandu · Answer

Yes, it is safe to use in any electronic device.

JimT2 · Answer

I would say yes. Use short bursts from 4-6 inches away to clear dust away from components and boards; also,
helpful would be a vacuum with a soft tip or brush, free of static, to draw up the freed dust. Hold vacuum above or
opposite from the duster bursts to suck-up the dust as freed.

MaxpowerDJ · Answer

Yes, just don't shake it during application.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

This can be used for any electronic device.

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