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okay so this is another Teaberry stalker 101 i had just an installed a channel king board in one of these and this was the next one the worst condition of the two this one the bezels and worse shape it's I haven't done any cleaning at all in this and you can see help pit it up and grungy and great insides nice I mean still nasty dirty I've already vacuumed out a half pounds the dust and dirt out of this thing you couldn't even see the circuit board before I started but as a title of this I wouldn't go I decided decide now am I gonna do a video on this just another stalker 101 I just did one but because this was not getting a channel King nothing special but I got into the cleaning and I went to push this wax clay I didn't even get a chance to push the switches because I noticed all three of the buttons on this okay were pushed in and when I pushed them nothing happened and pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed and yeah they did they were just stuck so took the knobs off the faceplate which I had to take off anyhow to clean in behind here get all the dirt and dust out of it and get all this basically what smells like kalman or dust out of it and these they were just bits because they're so dirty they were there was so much dirt packed in these switches they just would not push now these two I got freed up a little bit but I got them freed up enough that I could dismantle them like I did this third switch they noticed there's no white plunger sticking out of that one that's because everything's sitting over here and I want to show if you have switches like this as long as there's nothing actually broken sometimes you can actually repair these because that's what happened dirt just gets gets inside of them it gets down in the little track way down in here gets pushed and then you as it works its way in you just every time you push the button you're pushing the dirt into the switch and once it builds up in there what happened just like happen to this radio they're stuck you'll push him one day in there that's the last time they ever come out so the oxide is your friend spray spray spray but the trick to actually because you can disassemble these as you can see and there's not like there's a gazillion parts in here that are going to go flying everywhere the contacts luckily on these as you can see they are attached to the plunger and you can see there she can hit things they're not falling out so they stay in there so big bonus there you don't have to worry about parts flying all over the...