lubricating Palio Rails? - Page 2

elderboy02 · 10-27-2008, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by poker

I would not take it apart personally.
If they were intended to be "taken apart" for cleaning, Im sure it would have been noted by now somewhere in one of the forums he frequents.

I would send it in for service. Marc will be more than happy to take care of you. Trust me.

I know you are concerned, but at a bachelor party, I accidentally slid the Palio too far open and the two halves separated. I just pushed them back on the tracks. I have taken it off and put it back on several times. I haven't noticed a difference in the Palio and I use it pretty much every day.

Basically, it is up to you if you want to slide it off the tracks. Like poker said, they may not be designed to do that.

AriesOpusX · 10-28-2008, 03:35 PM

I just give mine a good tug and it comes right apart. Been doing it forever.

10-28-2008, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokinAFuente

Here you go.

Palio Care

If it's new and a little tight, just give it some time. It will loosen up.

I agree. Mine was a little "tight" when I first received it. After I used it for a while it "loosened" up. Now it's smooth as silk.
I'd be a little apprehensive pulling it apart. I'm not positive, but this may negate your warranty. I know, many say they pull it apart. I'd only do this if I new it wouldn't affect my warranty. Just my

Good luck

10-30-2008, 11:15 AM

I just pull mine apart and run a Q-tip threw the rails with some isopropanol on it and snap it back together.

TOB9595 · 10-30-2008, 12:41 PM

I tried a few methods to no avail.
I sent the CF Palio back to PALIO.
Tom

OpusEx · 10-30-2008, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokinAFuente

Here you go.

Palio Care

If it's new and a little tight, just give it some time. It will loosen up.

I could not have answered this thread any better, so I won't lol
This includes the personal advice given at the end, as the Palio cutter is made of a proprietary composite blend and not a traditional ABS plastic. The reason for the composite is that it is a "non binding" material and will keep its "action" for life and actually get better throughout the life of the unit.

If you have any problems or are unhappy with the unit you have purchased please do as Tom did and either exchange it at an authorized Palio retailer or send it back to Palio directly.

elderboy02 · 10-30-2008, 06:21 PM

OpusEx, is it ok to take the palio apart?

OpusEx · 10-30-2008, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by elderboy02

OpusEx, is it ok to take the palio apart?

While it has happened with some units and it can be put back together, the concern is that each time it is taken apart the area of the "body" that is responsible for keeping it together will lessen in its ability to keep it together. In other words each time it happens it may become easier to achieve.

The feedback received shows that the little "tightness" is only at the very inception of opening the unit and the tendency is to use much more force than is necessary to release from that initial tension.

The feedback has been incorporated into a change that is currently being implemented at the manufacturing level.

It is advised that users follow the "use and care" section of the Palio website and not deviate from those instructions.

giovanni · 10-30-2008, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Skywalker

Mine sticks too but I don't want to do anything that would ruin it!!!

Someone said they wash theirs in the dishwasher??? Does this work???

I put mine in the dishwaher every other month. Keeps it clean and running smooth.
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10-30-2008, 06:49 PM

Believe what he's saying is it won't void your warranty, though he strongly advises against taking it apart.

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TOB9595 · 01-20-2009, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by OpusEx

While it has happened with some units and it can be put back together, the concern is that each time it is taken apart the area of the "body" that is responsible for keeping it together will lessen in its ability to keep it together. In other words each time it happens it may become easier to achieve.

The feedback received shows that the little "tightness" is only at the very inception of opening the unit and the tendency is to use much more force than is necessary to release from that initial tension.

The feedback has been incorporated into a change that is currently being implemented at the manufacturing level.

It is advised that users follow the "use and care" section of the Palio website and not deviate from those instructions.

Voice mail off to you on the CF.

Tom

Kreth · 01-20-2009, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SmokinAFuente

If it's new and a little tight, just give it some time. It will loosen up.

Good advice for newlyweds, also...

01-20-2009, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackDog

I'd be inclined to go with graphite. Either a soft pencil or buy some graphite dust in a tube from the hardware.

This is what I use to great success

01-20-2009, 12:52 PM

If palio's were made on the thighs of virgins like cc's then there wouldn't need to be any lubricating going on.

10-28-2008, 03:35 PM	#22
AriesOpusX Goodfella Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 215 Trading: (0)	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? I just give mine a good tug and it comes right apart. Been doing it forever.

10-30-2008, 11:15 AM	#24
STYX&STONED Guest Posts: n/a	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? I just pull mine apart and run a Q-tip threw the rails with some isopropanol on it and snap it back together.

10-30-2008, 12:41 PM	#25
TOB9595 Managing the UnManageable Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Tom Location: Central NJ Posts: 452 Trading: (12)	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? I tried a few methods to no avail. I sent the CF Palio back to PALIO. Tom

10-30-2008, 06:21 PM	#27
elderboy02 Lets Go Buckeyes! Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Dan Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 12,496 Trading: (133)	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? OpusEx, is it ok to take the palio apart?

10-30-2008, 06:49 PM	#30
Hardcz Guest Posts: n/a	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? Believe what he's saying is it won't void your warranty, though he strongly advises against taking it apart. Not Posted via Mobile Device

01-20-2009, 12:52 PM	#34
Hardcz Guest Posts: n/a	Re: lubricating Palio Rails? If palio's were made on the thighs of virgins like cc's then there wouldn't need to be any lubricating going on.