WD40 and Z57 Clicky

Frenchyled · May 14, 2004

When a beautiful flashlight, which stayed at the edge of the ocean during some time, makes a light noise near Z57 when it's on. What is it necessary to make?
And indeed I simply put a few WD40 in Z57 clicky, and men, it works now to the perfection.

Other notices on the subject?

LitFuse · May 14, 2004

Was it a "sizzling" sound?

Peter

Frenchyled · May 15, 2004

Yes, Litfuse, it was a "sizzling sound" and the light flickered. Maybe a poor contact, maybe some of rusted /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/jpshakehead.gif

juancho · May 16, 2004

WD-40 is not very kind to rubber push buttons, besides with time the lubricating qualities will evaporate, try using silicom oil that is not destructive of rubber, the kit for my air-rifle come with a long serynge type applicator and you can put the drop of silicom oil exactly where you want.
Juan C.

WD40 and Z57 Clicky

Frenchyled

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