COM 2000 DAV lube?

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COM 2000 DAV lube?

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Hi All, had to open my COM 2000



to clean pcb tracks/contacts & replace the plastic sprung plunger. Not sure what to use to lubricate:
1) The indicator switch parts - had some mayonnaise looking stuff on it?
2) The plastic concentric cylinders around the steering column - had some clear stuff?
Thanks for any thoughts (as usual) - Alex.
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Can't help with the grease spec but just a little warning about the COM 2000 for anyone taking that video for a guide, there are others that are much different to that and more difficult and delicate to strip and reassemble.
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Thanks for the warning, luckily mine is like the one in the video :)
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Well, in the absence of a recommendation I'm going to proceed with petrolerm jelly. If Vaseline FAILS I'll update this comment, otherwise assume it WORKS.
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I wouldn't use Vaseline you can get potentiometer lubricant in electrical places like Maplins. Maybe a little bit of brake grease (not copper grease) or this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ELECTROLUBE- ... Swk5FUtpA5
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Thanks for the info, good to know that product exists. I used the petrolem jelly sparingly so hopefully I won't be stripping it out again soon :)
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Maplins of course is no longer in business.
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Website seems live https://www.maplin.co.uk/ - looks like stock is reduced.
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alexfisher wrote: 09 Apr 2019, 19:34 Website seems live https://www.maplin.co.uk/ - looks like stock is reduced.


I hadn't seen that, bought out and relaunched as an online retailer January 2019.
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