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Kymius on
disassemble it, then you have 2 ways:
1 – gently rub with some VERY fine grain sanding paper wet of lubricant oil
2 – put it into vinegar for few hours, then wash it accurately and lube it
Nothing to worry much about tho, just keep them protected with a coat of lubricant.
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disassemble it, then you have 2 ways:
1 – gently rub with some VERY fine grain sanding paper wet of lubricant oil
2 – put it into vinegar for few hours, then wash it accurately and lube it
Nothing to worry much about tho, just keep them protected with a coat of lubricant.