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  • Phil B.
    Field Supervisor

    10,000+ Posts
    • Jul 2016
    • 22798

    #16
    Re: lube

    Originally posted by nhyrum
    But... Did it stop squeaking?

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    it MIGHT stop the squeaks .. but it wilL MUCK up the damn unit. It melts plastic.. it will destroy the clutches and if it drips on a board.. it will fry it. Brass bushings it will dry them out.

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    • Mark Bbb
      Service Manager

      1,000+ Posts
      • Jun 2012
      • 1662

      #17
      Re: lube

      Originally posted by Phil B.
      it MIGHT stop the squeaks .. but it wilL MUCK up the damn unit. It melts plastic.. it will destroy the clutches and if it drips on a board.. it will fry it. Brass bushings it will dry them out.
      So, by better stuff and when you still use WD-40, give it to your mother in law !!!

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      • nhyrum
        Technician

        50+ Posts
        • May 2016
        • 55

        #18
        Re: lube

        Originally posted by Phil B.
        it MIGHT stop the squeaks .. but it wilL MUCK up the damn unit. It melts plastic.. it will destroy the clutches and if it drips on a board.. it will fry it. Brass bushings it will dry them out.
        Not saying you use wd40. Just being a little sarcastic. If it stopped the squeak, s'all good! Small price to pay to replace a few clutches and a DC controller

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        • TheBlueOrleans
          Trusted Tech

          100+ Posts
          • Aug 2012
          • 232

          #19
          Re: lube

          Maybe someone can tell me what the hell I'm supposed to use this "drysurf" on, since I have to shake the bottle once a week to separate it anyway, I might as well use it. There's a technical bulletin about it, I'm certain of that, just not certain how to find it. For having damn near all the technical information about the products available on the website, you'd think it would be easier to navigate.
          Somewhere there is a tree working hard to produce oxygen for you to live, NOW GO APOLOGIZE TO IT!

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          • vincent64
            Trusted Tech

            250+ Posts
            • Feb 2008
            • 382

            #20
            Re: lube

            I have found this lube to be pretty good stuff...


            and they make it in a spray also...


            it is a synthetic type of lube, made right here in the good ol' USA, in Big "D"..Dallas to ya'll non Texans

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            • Copier Addict
              Aging Tech

              Site Contributor
              10,000+ Posts
              • Jul 2013
              • 14813

              #21
              Re: lube

              Originally posted by TheBlueOrleans
              Maybe someone can tell me what the hell I'm supposed to use this "drysurf" on, since I have to shake the bottle once a week to separate it anyway, I might as well use it. There's a technical bulletin about it, I'm certain of that, just not certain how to find it. For having damn near all the technical information about the products available on the website, you'd think it would be easier to navigate.
              It was initially sent out to lubricate the fusers on the C452 I think. I don't have any C452s so I use it for other things. I had a car window that was very slow going up and down, so, I squirted some Drysurf between the glass and frame and it worked great. Window now goes up and down smoothly. That was in the summer and still working. Seems to be good stuff.

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              • Iowatech
                Not a service manager

                2,500+ Posts
                • Dec 2009
                • 3930

                #22
                Re: lube

                Originally posted by Mark Bbb
                Blackcat: thank you, but none of the products are available in Belgium, Germany or Netherlands.

                Anyone knows?
                Does DuPont do business there? Their Krytox line of lubricants work well.
                Also, we used SuperLube oiler pens successfully in some applications, and the one time I pulled the label off of one of them the default printing on the body of the thing appeared to be in German. But I only took three semesters of German language classes in high school back in the '70s and haven't spoken more than a couple of sentences of that language since, so I'm probably wrong there.

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                • nhyrum
                  Technician

                  50+ Posts
                  • May 2016
                  • 55

                  #23
                  Re: lube

                  Originally posted by Iowatech
                  Does DuPont do business there? Their Krytox line of lubricants work well.
                  Also, we used SuperLube oiler pens successfully in some applications, and the one time I pulled the label off of one of them the default printing on the body of the thing appeared to be in German. But I only took three semesters of German language classes in high school back in the '70s and haven't spoken more than a couple of sentences of that language since, so I'm probably wrong there.
                  I'm sure they do, they're a big enough company.

                  I will say... It's not cheap. But it is DuPont

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