19 Mar
2011
19 Mar
'11
4:37 p.m.
On Friday (03/18/2011 at 08:44PM +0000), Tony Duell wrote:
Good point Tony. Here, I have an oil-less compressor and if I use
tools that require oil, I usually add the oil to the tool or use an
inline oiler at the tool itself. I also have seperate air lines that
are labeled as "oil" and "not oil"... But not all air compressors
and
associated accessories are setup this way... that's for sure.
Some of the other suggestions about blowing the pack off with compressed air,
etc. might be good advice as well.
I don;t knowwhere you get the compressed air from, but some compressors
do put a significant amount of oil in the air. The RK05 manuals warn
aobut this, it's it a very bad idea to put oil on th disk or heads :-) I am told (but have never tried it) that those cans of
compressed air
used for cleaning cameras, etc, aregood for blowing the dust off
disk packs.
Yes... but I bet you can empty one in short order blowing off both sides
of a whole pack.
I believe another poster had a complete run down on cleaning packs on
this list within the last week or so. He was using a wipe of some sort
and alcohol on the media surface too I believe.
Chris
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Chris Elmquist