My knob has gone stiff

[Smag]

Note to moderator: This is not about penises.

The cutoff knob on my Waldorf XT is getting increasingly stiff and is a bit hard to tweek. Does anyone have any tips or ideas to get it moving smoothly again. Is there anything I can apply?

Cheers,

D

[Threlly]

Phwooar....matron....ooooh I say...Nay, nay and THRICE nay.....fnarrr fnarr etc etc


I recommend KY jelly....

[Smag]

http://www.zetaminor.com/.../ carry_again_hattie.jpg

[Hollowcell]

Note to moderator: This is not about penises.

But the moderators topics of choice usually includes a cock somewhere along the line.

Seriously though, XY is far too expensive. Eat some sugary chocolate, then spit on the area that needs to be friction free. :D

[Smag]

I recommend KY jelly....

You a fan of it then?

[Threlly]

I recommend KY jelly....

You a fan of it then?

It's better than a shoehorn....

[Smag]

Can somebody sort that image out for me please? It's integral to the thread. (and then tell me how to do it?)

[Smag]

http://www.zetaminor.com/images/dvd_review_images/carry_on/carry_again_hattie.jpg

[mr.e]

maybe spray some wd40

[Smag]

maybe spray some wd40

You reakon this'd work?

[mr.e]

ya I would pull the plastic knob off and spray a bit on the metal part

[waketek]

I hope you have not used WD40 yet... Never spray WD40 on an electronic device. This is what you want to use and it works great!
http://www.deoxit.com/

[Onkel Dunkel]

Somehow i knew this was going to get nasty with that topic name :lol:

To the intended topic:
Like waketek said; never ever use standard lubricant for electronic devices. You need some contact cleaner with lubricant. Doesn?t need to be a specific brand. Go to your local electronic shop and ask for some contact cleaner with lubricant and make sure you turn off power before using it and leave it for a while so that it can vapourise before turning power back on. If you are familiar with soldering you could of course change the potmeter. This might even be cheaper :roll: