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David Stambaugh
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From: Eugene, Oregon
Registered: Jan 2002
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posted 01-25-2002 09:02 PM
Use of WD-40 in a pinball machine is grounds for execution -- gums up and attracts dirt, makes things worse in the long run. Also, the vapors generated from over-application of WD-40 to solenoid plungers and other mechanisms accumulate inside the cabinet and tend to explode from the slightest spark. COOL!It can be a good short-term fix in an emergency, but it's rarely the "right" fix. ------------------ - dave Stay away from the meadow...
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