This is the correct method . My control switch sized up till I could not turn it. a half second spray of WD40 and it is back to normal. all this can be done without removing the panel from the cockpit.
I have constantly had problems with these knobs binding up on me. Not only the multi-panel as shown here but I was also having problems with the engine switch binding on the Saitek switch panel. This fix worked perfectly for both of these. I can't believe how simple it was. Thanks Mark
Will this work with wd40?
This is the correct method . My control switch sized up till I could not turn it. a half second spray of WD40 and it is back to normal. all this can be done without removing the panel from the cockpit.
Super, is a very big help and worked perfectly! Great thanks
Thanks....That worked Great..... :)
Thank you sir!
Brilliant - still works like a charm in less than a minute - thank you very much.
My switch panel once connected to power landing gear lights blinks once then off i.e does not get connected to power. Any advice please?
My switch panel once connected to power landing gear lights blinks once then off i.e does not get connected to power. Any advice please?
My switch panel once connected to power landing gear lights blinks once then off i.e does not get connected to power. Any advice please?
My switch panel once connected to power landing gear lights blinks once then off i.e does not get connected to power. Any advice please?
Silver knobs can get off too¿
thank Bro it fix my
Thanks man.
Thank you sir! You should post this on the forums. I have seen a lot of people asking for solutions, and your video would calm a lot of nerves.
It worked! And I was just about to try opening the entire panel...
That's it. I've been looking for that. Thank you.
great I did it with olive oil :) thanks
Olive oil will become sticky
brilliant..worked a treat!..thank you
I have constantly had problems with these knobs binding up on me. Not only the multi-panel as shown here but I was also having problems with the engine switch binding on the Saitek switch panel. This fix worked perfectly for both of these. I can't believe how simple it was. Thanks Mark