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Does the carriage need to be lubed?

My PCut has started making noise from the carriage -- almost sounds like it needs to be lubed, but not sure where or what type to use.

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Guest fivestar

I've never heard of them needing to be lubed.  But I'm sure Ken will chime in sometime or maybe email him directly.

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Guest Terry

If it's like a modem sound I think it's normal. You should hear the Refine run  :rolleyes: if you want to hear noise.

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The only lube I have heard of people using is in the blade holder so the blade spins more freely. Can't remember what kind was mentioned though.

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Guest fivestar

I have did that, Ken.  I used silicone spray for that, but my blade nor holder was making any type of noise.

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wish it was the blade holder -- that would be an easy fix. This is the carriage assembly. I guess I will just run it till it ether dies or catches fire  :rolleyes:

Besides - it's all good -- the boss decided I was doing enough work for our storage facility that he paid for the plotter. 

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Guest sciondrgn

Double check and make sure the top wheels did not come off there track.. I doubt thats it but its worth a shot to look?

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all four wheels are on track -- I may wipe the track with some silicon later to see if that fixes it. I'll let you know, but right now I am off to Disneyland!!!

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Guest sciondrgn

all four wheels are on track -- I may wipe the track with some silicon later to see if that fixes it. I'll let you know, but right now I am off to Disneyland!!!

ohh lucky you!  :rolleyes:

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