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Torches: Discuss Cleaning Greenforce Umbilical Torch in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: I've just got back from a days diving at Capernwray and now have the task of cleaning my kit. ...

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Cleaning Greenforce Umbilical Torch

I've just got back from a days diving at Capernwray and now have the task of cleaning my kit. I've never really bother much with my torch - Greenforce HID50 with F2 battery and umbilical lead. I usually just wipe it over and make sure the O rings have silicon on them

Today however i notice that the threaded areas on both torch head and lead have dirty deposits in them and so do the female receptors. I think it's just dirt and silicon. I've tried to wipe with a clean cloth and this shifts most of it but there is still some in the threaded areas.

Can i soak them in anything? Will this short anything or corode any parts. If not any handy tips?

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Try using a spirit such as spirit wipe from most automotive suppliers. Dip a cotton bud in the solvent and use this to clean away the residue. A lint free cloth to clean up. Wives best cotton sheet works a treat. This should remove all of the residue. HTH.
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I'd send Rob Lumb a PM and ask what he would use...
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