See my other post I have a picture of it there. It works but all the potentiometers are scratchy and only one side of the audio works.
I am interested in someone restoring my Rising SRC-2015. I think it is called a 20/20?
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I saw the subject line and it cuts it off "I am interested in someone..." and at first I thought I clicked on the wrong website 
Welcome to the forum. That's a nice box and I'm sure someone here may be able to assist you. Most everyone is using Deoxit D5 to clean controls. The only thing is it doesn't take but just a quick burst in each control (with the box power off) and working the slider/knob back and forth a few times. I would try this first as it is very simple and most likely will cure all of your issues. If you feel uncomfortable with taking the box apart you can sometimes remove the knob to get access to the pot and give it a quick burst
Below is an example of a potentiometer. They usually have a tiny open slit in the case at the top where you can provide a quick burst of Deoxit using the straw applicator. Be advised that if you hose it down it will wash the grease out which will remove the resistance feel of the knob and on sliders it can make them feel cheap and grabby.
Below is a picture I shared before of a common pot access hole for application
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Welcome to the forum. That's a nice box and I'm sure someone here may be able to assist you. Most everyone is using Deoxit D5 to clean controls. The only thing is it doesn't take but just a quick burst in each control (with the box power off) and working the slider/knob back and forth a few times. I would try this first as it is very simple and most likely will cure all of your issues. If you feel uncomfortable with taking the box apart you can sometimes remove the knob to get access to the pot and give it a quick burst
Below is an example of a potentiometer. They usually have a tiny open slit in the case at the top where you can provide a quick burst of Deoxit using the straw applicator. Be advised that if you hose it down it will wash the grease out which will remove the resistance feel of the knob and on sliders it can make them feel cheap and grabby.
Below is a picture I shared before of a common pot access hole for application
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