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Originally Posted by Dave Liquorice

On 25 Jan 2006 05:07:47 -0800, wrote:

That is what is causing the noise. Expansion against a "sticky"
surface tension builds up enough to overcome the
stickion
and "click"
or on the case of one of ours "doing" quite loud... Track down the
sticky contact point and lubricate it, not sure what with oils will
evaporate, grease will melt. Graphite powder?

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Cheers
Dave. pam is missing e-mail

This is what I love about this type of Forum. Your browsing through and all of a sudden you see a problem that somebody has which is exactly the same as yours then as you read through the solution is revealed (that clicking noise is quite loud at 6:30am) But best of all you get new words like "stickion"
Dave, I'm not having a go at you just loved the word. Reminded me of my daughter who was wrecked and knackered at the same time .....WRECKERED

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