Hi. I am a new Stax owner. I am cleaning up the (initally working) "energizer" (amp) and have a question. I am a long time DeoxIT fan, and aware that it should not be used on certain things. This unit has an ALPS pot that I think may be one of the carbon types, thus one should use the Fader Lube (the one kind I don't have on hand) ... and perhaps this is a sealed pot, so I can't spray anything anyway? I assume it's ok to use regular D5 on the power switch and the power and RCA connections. I am considering replacing the capacitors but my monicker is well-earned 
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Stax SRM-1 MK2 cleaning
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