Yeah I hope, provided that the stuff does not gum up.
I had bad experience with drying greases and evaporating oils, so I use slick for oil and black graphite-moly for grease on the assumption that even when the stuff evaporates, there are still enough solid lubricants left. Let me know what you think.
Don't know exactly what you mean by rumble, but that sounds like something from the govenor, or most likely the gears.
If you watch the disc from its edge, you see if it is not running quite true.
What I would do is take out the gov and the gears, incl bushings, clean everything, and the slightly play around with the position of gov and gear to find the quietest meshing point for the two (you see me do that at the end starting at 3:35.)
Yeah, if you have ever tried to straighten out a bent disc, you will know the problems. Even if you get it straight so that it doesn't touch any more, the motor will have a swelling hum with each rotation.
There is a bottle of slick 50 in the background. Are you using that for lube?
chilldude2007 2 years ago
Yep, I guess even if the oil goes away, the silicone will continue lubing. No idea if this is working. Do you have an opinion?
sanfranphono 2 years ago
I think it's a brilliant idea. Probably 10 times better than regular oil. I'm going to try some myself !
chilldude2007 2 years ago
Yeah I hope, provided that the stuff does not gum up.
I had bad experience with drying greases and evaporating oils, so I use slick for oil and black graphite-moly for grease on the assumption that even when the stuff evaporates, there are still enough solid lubricants left. Let me know what you think.
sanfranphono 2 years ago
Thanks for interesting clip. My Credenza rotates stable enough but it sometimes rumbles. Perhaps former owner attempted to flatten the rotator???
VictrolaCredenza 2 years ago
Don't know exactly what you mean by rumble, but that sounds like something from the govenor, or most likely the gears.
If you watch the disc from its edge, you see if it is not running quite true.
What I would do is take out the gov and the gears, incl bushings, clean everything, and the slightly play around with the position of gov and gear to find the quietest meshing point for the two (you see me do that at the end starting at 3:35.)
sanfranphono 2 years ago
Excellent video and very educational. I find the comments very helpful.
Regards
Richard
spannerworks1 2 years ago
Yeah, if you have ever tried to straighten out a bent disc, you will know the problems. Even if you get it straight so that it doesn't touch any more, the motor will have a swelling hum with each rotation.
Cheers, more to come ...
sanfranphono 2 years ago