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Laurentius

Laurentius

9 hours ago, paulraphael said:

Any ideas?

 

Welcome to the club.  I think you're probably right that food gunk is the culprit.  And based on my similar experience, it's probably at or near the head.  Maybe there's some age- hardening of oil at the motor end, though.

 

I have only two suggestions if you've already opened the shaft sleeve:  (1) an ultrasonic cleaner; or (2) an immersible cleaning solution such as Dunk-It, sold for cleaning guns without disassembly.

 

You might also try lubricating the shaft bearings with food-safe grease, and /or backing off the fasteners that might be binding the shaft from turning freely.

 

Good luck.

Laurentius

Laurentius

9 hours ago, paulraphael said:

Any ideas?

 

Welcome to the club.  I think you're probably right that food gunk is the culprit.  And based on my similar experience, it's probably at or near the head.

 

I have only two suggestions if you've already opened the shaft sleeve:  (1) an ultrasonic cleaner; or (2) an immersible cleaning solution such as Dunk-It, sold for cleaning guns without disassembly.

 

You might also try lubricating the shaft bearings with food-safe grease, and /or backing off the fasteners that might be binding the shaft from turning freely.

 

Good luck.

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