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worthingpagan
24-07-2011, 23:23
Does anyone have a recommendation for lubing the cd mechanism & rolling metal bars? I've read that some people use LaBelle 106 but others have stated it creates grease balls and makes things worse. I can't seem to find much online in the uk, any advice please? Cheers

Rare Bird
25-07-2011, 01:46
Well Mark i have no problems with PTFE grease on the tray teeth, on the Rails i tent to clean & just lightly oil them (don't get anything near the belt)...

sq225917
25-07-2011, 07:20
I use the same Finish Line ceramic chain lube that i use on my various bikes. Works fine with a syringe tip. In fact I just restored my Micromega Stage 3 to rude health with a complete sled strip and rebuild.

worthingpagan
25-07-2011, 10:10
Well Mark i have no problems with PTFE grease on the tray teeth, on the Rails i tent to clean & just lightly oil them (don't get anything near the belt)...


So would 3in1 be ok Andre?

Rare Bird
25-07-2011, 11:18
The last sony i did i used some silicon based Riffle oil on the rails..

worthingpagan
25-07-2011, 12:07
The last sony i did i used some silicon based Riffle oil on the rails..

You mean rifle oil?
;)

Rare Bird
25-07-2011, 12:11
Yeh that aswell :lolsign:

Mr.Ian
25-07-2011, 21:08
I used Bisley gun grease on the chrome glide rail of a Meridian 500 once - initial impressions were good and it worked for a while but it wasn't a 100% success longer term. It was fine whilst the transport was in daily use but leave it for a few days and the problems came back. More like the motor lacked the power to get the tray to move