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In Reply to: ...just use a q-tip then to apply the grease? n/t posted by popsy on June 9, 2016 at 10:00:33:
I'd still be wary of lithium grease. It may work for awhile, but may eventually dry up and create problems later. I'd favor a very light oil that will allow the laser assembly to run smoothly with a minimum of error correction. First clean any residue on the rails with a solvent or alcohol then lightly apply the lubricant with a Q-Tip. After applying the lubricant it helps to put in a disk with 75-80 mins. of music on it and track it from beginning to end a few times to distribute the lubricant the length of the rails.
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- 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)
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