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| [title] Fixing The Rubber On The Wheel | |
| [* black] The rubber can be slipped off the wheel either side. I found the best way was to pull it off onto the small axle. Then apply some glue, e.g. UHU glue, sparingly to the other side of the wheel so that it will stick the rubber to the wheel when the rubber is pushed back. | |
| - | [* black] The other guide by Schdeffan says to inject the glue through the rubber into the wheel, but as I don't have such a syringe I simply applied some glue around the larger axle. |
| - | [* black] Having pushed the rubber back onto the wheel, some glue will ooze back onto the large axle - the one shown in the picture. Make sure you clean off the excess with kitchen paper so it is at least as clean as in my picture. |
| + | [* black] The other guide by Schdeffan says to inject the glue through the rubber into the wheel using a syringe, but as I don't have such a syringe I simply applied some glue carefully around the wheel on the side of the larger axle. |
| + | [* black] I used a toothpick to wind the sticky glue around the wheel, trying hard not to get it on the large axle because that needs to be free of glue and smooth so it can glide over the micro-switch that it operates, |
| + | [* black] Having pushed the rubber back onto the wheel, some glue will ooze back onto the large axle - the one shown in the second picture. Make sure you clean off the excess with kitchen paper so it is at least as clean as in my picture. |