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Need Help Parts for Gerber GS 15 Plus Plotter
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FunkotronXL
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Jburns has the best suggestion. Plotter doctor does great work.
If you need to clean those in the future try using a slightly damp cotton rag and then clean off any bits left behind.
If the roller is in really bad shape you can use a product called "Rubber Renue." Smells terrible but it pushes out contaminants by rehydrating the rubber, which you then scrub off using a slightly damp cotton rag. Don't plan on using the plotter for at least a day or two after rehydrating, needs to outgas.
If you need to clean those in the future try using a slightly damp cotton rag and then clean off any bits left behind.
If the roller is in really bad shape you can use a product called "Rubber Renue." Smells terrible but it pushes out contaminants by rehydrating the rubber, which you then scrub off using a slightly damp cotton rag. Don't plan on using the plotter for at least a day or two after rehydrating, needs to outgas.
I recently had the same issue purchased a refurbished roller drum from Dave Rottger off of eBay but here is his email - rottgergauge@gmail.com. He was amazing to work with and the drum was half the price any other one I found.One of my workers decided to clean the "rolling cutter strip" {I don't know what it's calls} with Blue Wolf Cleaner and now it is goo not soft rubber any more. Please Help me find one.
