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The best way to ensure that you do not allow stray voltage to damage any
components is to buss all the contacts to be plated and to mask off any
contacts that do not require plating.
For a detailed review of this procedure check out web site
www.circuitnet.com. Look under "Damage Repair - Solder Contaminated Gold
Contacts".
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