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antioxidizer is deffenitly something I might wanna use, only if i knew  where to get it in the us.Can someone please give me a clue?
 
thanks

Ezra Gold <ezra_gold@...> wrote: 
The skipping knob problem is caused by oxidation. After reading some 
earlier posts I tried DeOxit (what did I have to loose?) with great 
results. Simply power off the unit, remove the knob, spray a small 
amount into the encoder and spin the encoder for a while. The 
encoder now works better than new.

I also used some moving contact lubricant (MCL) in an attempt to 
return the smooth feel and help prevent this problem returning. The 
feel is good but I will have to report back on any protective 
qualities in a few months.


Ezra


--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Andre Lewis" <andrel@s...> wrote:
> The problem is oxidization I believe, this problem is typical on 
rotory knobs.
> Unless someone knows differently (Aaron??) this is fixable by 
using an
> antioxidizer, like DeOxit which works like a charm.  On a side 
note, NEVER use a
> product like this on the grease packed knobs, it will dissolve the 
grease and
> make your knob move too easily.  If the data wheel is an optical 
component (some
> types are) there is less chance of easily fixing it.
> 
> Andre
> 



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