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    G15 maintenance

    does anyone know what type of maintenance is needed to do on this. I noticed the silicone tube that came with the machine but don't know what to do with it. Thanks

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    The silicone grease tube is for the backing plate, if you take it off you will feel its greasy. That is because the rubber shroud (the rubber thing with the holes) makes contact with the backing plate causing friction.

    Griots reccomends adding the grease to the plate every 24 hours of polishing or so I don't remember the exact hour estimate.

    However if you use the washer mod that bypasses the need to re-lube your plate as the washer makes no contact with no shroud.

    However I don't know if they changed it yet. The washer mod they sent to you (if it was the same one I got) Is too thin to completely space its self from the shroud, you will need to call up griots EXCELLENT customer service and they will send you another.

    Just add the other one they sent you and your good to go.

    Anymore question about the machine just ask or message

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    i found that out about the washer so i put on another that is thicker now we are free spinning. thanks for the info

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    The only maintenance you should do is apply the Silicone grease if needed and change the brushes when needed -- there are instructions in the owners manual for both--and of course keep the vents clean etc. But, if you open the case for any reason you will most likely void the warranty.

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    great info thanks

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    My G15 came with 2 washers. I tried one and then ended up using both later, but didn't notice too much of a difference. Somehow, while I was cleaning the pad on the fly, one of the washers popped out? Maybe missed one when I went to put the BP on. Fiddled with it to make sure it was secure and straight. . .
    -Adrian

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    I also had issue with washers. i have a stainless washer installed now and it spins free.

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    Quote Originally Posted by EzyBrzy View Post
    My G15 came with 2 washers. I tried one and then ended up using both later, but didn't notice too much of a difference. Somehow, while I was cleaning the pad on the fly, one of the washers popped out? Maybe missed one when I went to put the BP on. Fiddled with it to make sure it was secure and straight. . .
    You have to make sure the plate and bolt are lined up, you will feel it kind of "drop in"

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    Re: G15 maintenance

    Quote Originally Posted by NextLevelDtail View Post
    You have to make sure the plate and bolt are lined up, you will feel it kind of "drop in"
    Yeah, I finally got it after messing with it for a while. The one part where it screws in kept spinning so I couldn't line it out correctly lol
    -Adrian

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