Posted by dp on November 01, 2002 at 04:37:27:
In Reply to: Bathing a rotary horn posted by Ted on October 31, 2002 at 20:19:18:
Ted, I strongly recommend you have your horn "serviced" by your reputable local repairperson. Even for a fairly new horn, this could (should?) include a mild chem cleaning internally, servicing of your rotors, linkages, and bumper stops, and claning/polishing/lubing of the slides. There may be scads of readers here who do this work themselves, and do it quite well....but it is the sort of work that if you have to ask how it's done, IMO you shouldn't take the risk, especially on your new horn.
f.w.i.w.
Dale