Greetings,
Getting the old ones off is the worst part of the job. It can be a
real clock buster, I remove key sticks and vaccuum as well as any pieces that
fell down to the bottom board.(chewing even more time) They're brittle and
they crack off and fly.
Julia
Reading, PA
In a message dated 6/17/2009 2:32:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,
pmc033 at earthlink.net writes:
Beware of adjusting these old rubber baby buggy bumpers. If you do manage
to adjust them, you may cause the keystick to bind. The rubber becomes hard
(duh!), and takes a set of the forks on the keystick. The forks aren’t
going to be at right angles to the sticker wire. So, when you turn the
button, the angle will be different and force the keystick to one side, making new
sticking keys where there were none before. DAMHIK.
Paul McCloud
San Diego
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