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Re: Cutout problem
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Posted by noncompos on October 02, 2006 at 16:29:39 from (71.34.66.23):
In Reply to: Cutout problem posted by Don E. Foster on October 02, 2006 at 14:01:27:
If you haven"t fiddled with it already it might be best to just exchange it (unless you"re out 40 miles from nowhere). If it"s still giving trouble, and you don"t want to exchange it, see if the points are corroded, eroded or roughened enough to keep sticking even when they"re adjusted right. You have to use the finest point file you have, be very gentle, and polish them with a piece of cloth. Be sure to file/wipe in line with the slight arc the top point describes as it closes-don"t file/wipe across the points, which is the easiest way, but leaves minor irregularities you can"t see but that may stick the points.. It"s hard and a pain, but cut-outs can be delicate.
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