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In Reply to: well, glad that was an easy explain for you :) posted by popsy on June 7, 2016 at 20:32:22:
Well... good on you too for finding an appropriate grease! Once you get access to the rails and moving parts, check for dried out and gummy old grease and clean it out of there before adding new lube.
If you can't find lithium grease, search for cd transport lubricants. People have had sucess with gun, fishing reel and sewing machine oils. I've had good results with sewing machine oil.
So long as compatible with plastics.
Jonesy
"I know just enough to get into trouble. But not enough to get out of it."
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Follow Ups
- LOL... - Jonesy 21:03:17 06/07/16 (8)
- Lithium grease... - R Browne 21:07:10 06/08/16 (6)
- ...just use a q-tip then to apply the grease? n/t - popsy 10:00:33 06/09/16 (5)
- RE: ...just use a q-tip then to apply the grease? n/t - R Browne 19:05:16 06/09/16 (3)
- RE: ...just use a q-tip then to apply the grease? n/t - Jonesy 14:52:33 06/10/16 (0)
- oil such as gun or sewing or fishing reel? - popsy 20:10:29 06/09/16 (1)
- Either of those should work well. nt - R Browne 20:52:15 06/09/16 (0)
- Q-tip okay. Just be careful of fibers. (nt) - Jonesy 12:24:24 06/09/16 (0)
- RE: LOL... - fantja 18:46:47 06/08/16 (0)
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