Chromedome45
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No not on the monitor it may blow up. I guess you mean monitor circuits?
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Ok here is a "WHY" or can it be done question
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Agent Orange
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Yeah, that's what I meant. You can get the freeze cans with an extension tube, not unlike what you get with a can a WD-40. That way you can concentrate better and not be spraying all over creation. Hit the IC's, transistors, and other solid state components. Not very useful on caps, resistors, and reactive components.
Chromedome45
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Yep used it before. Plan on grabbing a can and finding out who is the culprit.