This is how to clean the blue green white corrosion from battery contacts caused by alkaline batteries.
Clean corrosion off electrical contacts.
Remove the battery with rubber gloves clean away any corrosion it left in the battery socket and insert the replacement battery.
Copper contacts can also become dirty with black scuff marks if the contacts have something inserted and removed on a regular basis.
Electrical wires are usually made from copper and as such prone to oxidation.
Electrical connections especially those exposed to the outdoor elements can be prone to corrosion.
Oxidation of metal parts because of humidity and old leaking batteries is a common cause of corrosion.
The corrosion can impede the flow of electricity and cause failure to the device that is being powered.
Continue to scrub the copper contacts until the head of the cotton swab is black.
The acidity of the vinegar will eat away at the rust making it easier to remove.
Most often a basic cleaning on the male and female parts can remedy the dirty situation.
Clean battery corrosion with a household acid like vinegar.
Corrosion on electronic contacts can dramatically impact the performance of a device which may become inoperable if the corrosion clogs the power contacts to the point the electrical circuit is broken.
Use as many swabs as you need to get them clean.
You can also use lemon juice and salt to remove rust and corrosion.
Alkaline batteries leak not acid but a chemical that registers as a base on the ph scale.
When electrical wires are left alone too long in the elements the metal in the wires can corrode.
You should be able to find the offending battery fairly easily because it will be corroded as well.
If connected to a battery the subsequent corrosion can take the form of acid leakage.
After 2 hours scrub the paste off with a soft bristled brush.
Corrosion is usually caused by acid leaking from a battery near the circuit board.
Then apply the paste to the surface of your item and let it sit for 2 hours.
Generally the male parts.
First mix together lemon juice and salt to form a paste.
Dirty or corroded contact.