On 01/09/2012 08:21 PM, jonetsu wrote:
Before you do that, turn them off, and rapidly (but gently) rotate the
knobs through their entire range of travel. It's most likely dust and
grime from the air that had collected on the guts of the pot, and are
preventing a good connection at all points. By moving the pot back and
forth, you maybe able to scrape the grunge off and get them to work.
If you decide to open it up and spray them, make sure you use a spray
without lubricant, The lubricant will leave a sticky residue and will
collect more dust and grime. Use the supplied little spray tube and
stick it into the back of the pot, spray some, and rapidly (but gently)
move the pot back and forth for 20-30 seconds. See if it helped. If
not, try it a couple more times. If it's still not good enough, just
replace them.
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