Festool KS 120 Mitre Saw - Plunge Release - hard to start the plunge

tjbnwi said:
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For lubricant on the spring, use Garage Door Lube. It is formulated for redundent springs. Lubricate the gaurd roller and linkage towrds the rear of the head. It does contain silicone so be careful with its application.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Blaster-9-3-oz-B-laster-Garage-Door-Lubricant-16-GDL/202532761

Tom
https://www.bunnings.com.au/3-in-one-300g-professional-garage-door-lubricant_p6100232https://www.bunnings.com.au/wd-40-specialist-300g-high-performance-white-lithium-grease_p6100408
https://festoolownersgroup.com/index.php?pretty;board=festool-tool-problems;topic=kapex-lubrication.0

ProGold Lubricant PG2000 - posted September 18, 2014 - not available as Garage Door Lubricanthttps://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=Prolink+ProGold+PG2000+Lubricant&_sacat=0

 
I'd like to see a video of where on the Kapex 120 to put the
WD-40 Specialist 300g High Performance White Lithium Grease (Garage Door Lubricant - DGL)

Doesn't have to spray just point to where it goes with a screw driver.

 
BarrySumpter said:
I'd like to see a video of where on the Kapex 120 to put the
WD-40 Specialist 300g High Performance White Lithium Grease (Garage Door Lubricant - DGL)

Doesn't have to spray just point to where it goes with a screw driver.

Do not use the lithium, grease will hold dust and particulates.

Tom
 
I agree with Tom, I use lithium or other thick grease only where it was originally used, say in a gear housing for a drill. . I use WD-40 "Dry Lube" on most moving parts that are exposed to dust. Please remember that WD-40 original is "water displacement" and is not meant for long term lubrication.
 
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The photo is probably upside down.

Tom
 

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