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Hi, I noticed that the timing strip after some time begins to wear more and more. This is even more true after cleaning it.
So I think that it needs some silicone lubrication and it also would help to clean it better, because after some time if you leave it uncleaned especially in the area where print head parks the timing strip gets so dirty even ultrasonic cleaner can't clean it.
What do you think?
So I think that it needs some silicone lubrication and it also would help to clean it better, because after some time if you leave it uncleaned especially in the area where print head parks the timing strip gets so dirty even ultrasonic cleaner can't clean it.
What do you think?