That looks fine to me mate - I'd try it out in your Sawtooth, free 100Mhz!
I think the "washing" of faulty components is pushed a little too frequently on here at times - if it looks clean, no obvious damage, there is no need to resort to this sort of stuff unless you have absolutely nothing to lose. Normal water should not be used near any components, unless you found it wet (and in that case, dry it out as fast as you can - I've found some awesome soaked parts that worked a treat once left to dry for a few days!)
I think the "washing" of faulty components is pushed a little too frequently on here at times - if it looks clean, no obvious damage, there is no need to resort to this sort of stuff unless you have absolutely nothing to lose. Normal water should not be used near any components, unless you found it wet (and in that case, dry it out as fast as you can - I've found some awesome soaked parts that worked a treat once left to dry for a few days!)