Oh, I didn't know it's different in other countries. The only time I used WD40 was to losen some very rusty screws on my car.
The clock oil I found comes in a needle tip pen, so I'll just use that for the motors. I also want to clean the plastic parts and regrease with White Lithium Grease like ...
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- February 17th, 2023, 4:14 am
- Forum: CD-ROM
- Topic: Lubrication
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- February 17th, 2023, 2:10 am
- Forum: CD-ROM
- Topic: Lubrication
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Re: Lubrication
No, I did find some clock oil that seems to be fine to me, but it doesn't say synthetic and I didn't find anything about additives on the amazon page, so I wanted to ask if it will be fine anyway
you wouldn't want to use WD-40
The site I found says to use WD40 on both motors first and let it sit ...
you wouldn't want to use WD-40
The site I found says to use WD40 on both motors first and let it sit ...
- February 16th, 2023, 9:02 pm
- Forum: CD-ROM
- Topic: Lubrication
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Re: Lubrication
I'd personally recommend a light clock oil instead
Can it be any light clock oil?
I found directions on how to clean and regrease the disc drive, which links to this thread as source, but they write to use a "synthetic light clock oil containing no preservatives". The one they use is pretty ...