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  1. 11th July 2007, 02:42 PM #1
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    Default Sticky Domino

    I've posted about this before - can't find it.

    I've not used The Dom a hell of a lot, but the last project has been put on hold half way through, as whatever I did wouldn't stop the plunge action becoming really stiff - a lot of pressure had to be used, resulting in a sudded plunge, and then a click on withdrawal, which turned out to be the plunger inside the RH rail. Herr Doktor has replaced both of the rails, so I shal report back. Yay for the warranty!
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    Hi TassiKiwi - Did the stickiness come on all of a sudden, or gradually?
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    From one project to the next....though there was a few idle months there. Funny thing was that it was ok for the first 6 or so plunges, then gradually got worse. Kind of snuck up on you. THe thing that gave it away was the click as the plunger bound and then sprung back into position after withdrawl.
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