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help with GE MASTR II Low Band

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Hello everyone, Back when I got my Ham ticket (sometime in 1992-93) a friend of mine gave me a GE Mastr II to use for 6meters, its tuned for 52.525. I recently dug it out and hooked it up to my 12V 35 amp bench supply and fired the ole girl back up, when I did, I noticed that the squelch was open and I could not get it to close, I rotated the squelch knob back and forth, I even tried shooting some contact cleaner in the pots thinking it had dirty contacts in it but it still didn't help. can someone help me to figure this out as I want it back on the air in my workshop.
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