Max Professional 4125 Electronics Lubricant, 11 oz.,Green and Black

This worked good on a 50 yer old switch that was working but you could feel it was rough . Now it works much smoother

I used this electronics lubricant both to lubricate hinges on notebook computers and to lubricate the door latches on my Panasonic microwave. The latches were tight and the interlock which permits turning the oven on failed more often than not. We often had to slam or press extra hard on the door to the the interlock to function and the oven to start. Now the door closes smoothly without being slammed and the interlock functions perfectly, allowing for smooth operation of the microwave. Solving this problem was worth many times the cost of this lubricant!

This electronics lubricant is an excellent value compared to the biggest name-brand deoxidizer spray; Deox-It and Deox-it Gold. While Max Pro does NOT claim to deoxidize electronics, I find that it cleans pots and faders as good as any dedicated deoxidizer. I also find that the lubricant in it actually creeps better than WD-40, so it works great to loosen rusted and stuck Fender guitar saddle screws. I use this product daily on sticky or slow electric guitar pots and to keep oxidation from forming on output jacks. I've even used it to free up frozen truss rod nuts. It's really great stuff and can be used creatively to lubricate a lot more than just electronics.UPDATE 6/2016; The price on Max Professional Electronics Lubricant has risen immensely in just the last few months. In early 2015, I paid $10.10 for the 11oz. can, however, the can was white with a domed top and the product, which still worked well, was foamy out of the red tube. Not sure why. Anyway, that's the reason I gave it 4 stars.UPDATE 2/2021- Ok, this price is getting out of hand. It's almost $20. for an 11oz. can. It's still great stuff and a can should last you a while. I am going to try CRC 2094 Electrical Silicone Liquid Lubricant, 10 oz Aerosol Can at $7.66 10oz can on Amazon. I'll get back to you at some point with results: RESULTS... It's not for me. Seems like simple silicone, and while it lubricates, I really miss the creeping action of the lubricant in the Max Pro 4125. Anyone want a partially used can of CRC Silicone Electronics lube?https://www.amazon.com/CRC-Electrical-Silicone-Lubricant-Aerosol/dp/B000LNPZXS/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2XT7ZZX4OWOOW&dchild=1&keywords=crc+electronic+lubricant&qid=1614341626&sprefix=crc+electronics+lu%2Caps%2C179&sr=8-2A WORD ON ELECTRONIC DEOXIDIZERS THAT CONTAIN RESIDUE (aka LUBRICANT)... Deoxidizing cleaners that contain a lubricant are great for loosening up sluggish and bound potentiometers, faders, motors and switches. The lubricant also helps protect against problems related to moisture with electronics. Unfortunately, the downside of lubricant is that it attracts and collects dirt, thus, possibly causing much more frequent cleanings and sometimes even component failure. Non-residue electronic cleaners and deoxidizers used as a wash are great at doing their job without starting this cleaning cycle, so it's always good to have both types of cleaners, and to use the appropriate one for the task. I do not speak of Max Professional 4125 specifically as the lubricant is very light, compared to Deox-It, most of it evaps shortly after applying it. Deox-It is much tackier and longer lasting. Sometimes I will spray a slow turning pot with Max Pro, then once it's freed up, I will follow up with a non-residue cleaner like CRC QD Electronic Cleaner to wash away the oil;https://www.amazon.com/CRC-05103-Electronic-Cleaner-11/dp/B000BXOGNI/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3RG7UIBQVROLI&dchild=1&keywords=crc+electronic+cleaner+spray&qid=1577325859&sprefix=crc+elec%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-2

I recommend this product for cleaning and lubricating electronic parts. It is my new replacement for "No Noise" and "Lube Job Electronics Lubricant" Those were my go to products for old pots and relays. Max Electronic Lubricant works as well. Noisy pots stop scratching and relays make contact solidly after a blast. Old rotary switches clean up nicely as well. Doesn't attack plastics or front panel silk screen. Actually leaves a nice sheen on the panel when rubbed with a cloth. Good stuff to keep on your bench. Perhaps a purchase of several cans would be a good idea before it too becomes obsolete.

This stuff works great. I had always used the radio shack stuff back in the day when it had trichloroethylene in it. Then they removed it and I found it didnt work as well. Fast forward 20 years and one of my old guitar amps comes of of storage. All of the volume and tone pots are crackly and unstable. I needed something to clean them. I ordered this stuff blindly and it works great. My amp is as good as new. The controls work great with no noise or stability problems. No volume dropouts. Im a happy camper. Good stuff.

After a few hours of readingI felt confident that this lubricant will help me solve the noise coming from my water heater timerAnd after a few sprays of this productThe noise is GONE

I had some light switches that were becoming difficult to turn for my old age. I didn't want to go through the trouble of having to replace the whole fixture and decided to try this product. In fact I didn't even know they had such a product on the market until I searched. It did the job without any problems.

Got package ok, packed good, no damage, no red tube - nozzlelike others, put on a diffrent used one. pressure seemd low maybe my nozzle.I would think the seller would tape one on each can (as Pictured) too be sure. it is a 2cent itemI am returning the one I got because it may be deffective or just my nozzle, If I got the proper nozzle might work fine, but at over 10 bucks a can, Im not chancing it on seconds!