two technicians are discussing the correct procedure for cleaning a rotor after machining. technician a says…

two technicians are discussing the correct procedure for cleaning a rotor after machining. technician a says that soap and water is the best way to remove all of the metal debris from the rotors surface. technician b says not to use brake cleaner because it may actually freeze the tiny metal particles to the rotors surface, which may lead to brake noise. who is correct?\ntechnician a\ntechnician b\nboth technician a and technician b\nneither technician a nor technician b

two technicians are discussing the correct procedure for cleaning a rotor after machining. technician a says that soap and water is the best way to remove all of the metal debris from the rotors surface. technician b says not to use brake cleaner because it may actually freeze the tiny metal particles to the rotors surface, which may lead to brake noise. who is correct?\ntechnician a\ntechnician b\nboth technician a and technician b\nneither technician a nor technician b

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Soap and water is not the best way to remove metal debris as it may leave residues and not effectively remove all debris. Brake - cleaner is a common and effective way to clean rotors and does not freeze metal particles to the surface. So both technicians are wrong.

Answer:

Neither Technician A nor Technician B