"I disagree with what you are saying, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." -- not clear who
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misschien helpt het als je de potmeter ff smeert. Had hetzelfde met m'n T2 (shokkerig sturen en helemaal naar rechts wordt sterk naar links), wat spray in gespoten en hij werkt weer als nieuw
moet jem daarvoor openschroeven?
gaat dat goed?
gaat dat goed?
"I disagree with what you are saying, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." -- not clear who
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GiLuX; daar moet je hem idd voor openschroeven, bij de T2 waren dat geloof ik 6 schroefjes en dan kan je makkelijk bij de potmeter, dan ff met zo'n spuitbus met zo'n rietje in de potmeter spuiten en dan ff een paar keer draaien aan het stuur.
Dit zegt TM erover:
Potentiometers can get dirty very quickly. This is not a question of usage, it's actualy a question of non-usage. By not being used, like on a store shelves, dust can accumulate inside the potentiometer preventing proper electrical connection.
Dirty potentiometer is a very common problem in which you will witness what is called "spiking" or erratic behaviour. You will recognize this when your products moves by itself or jumps around. It can also cause dead spots.
You can easily clean the potentiometer. The best cleaning solution would be a graphite base non-oil lubrifiant, but you can use regular WD40.
Locate the potentiometers inside the unit (looks like a volume control knob). You will see on the back a very little knotch in which you can spray the contact cleaner. Give the potentiometer a little twist and enjoy your play time.
Dit zegt TM erover:
Potentiometers can get dirty very quickly. This is not a question of usage, it's actualy a question of non-usage. By not being used, like on a store shelves, dust can accumulate inside the potentiometer preventing proper electrical connection.
Dirty potentiometer is a very common problem in which you will witness what is called "spiking" or erratic behaviour. You will recognize this when your products moves by itself or jumps around. It can also cause dead spots.
You can easily clean the potentiometer. The best cleaning solution would be a graphite base non-oil lubrifiant, but you can use regular WD40.
Locate the potentiometers inside the unit (looks like a volume control knob). You will see on the back a very little knotch in which you can spray the contact cleaner. Give the potentiometer a little twist and enjoy your play time.
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