Post by julesd68 on Apr 23, 2018 10:57:57 GMT
I've just noticed that I have managed to 'dish' a brand new record by cleaning it on my RCM. Not happy.
It was the last one of a batch of about 10 and the vinyl was particularly thin so not much resistance. From what I have read, it is due to the transference of heat from the spindle, which does get very hot to the touch after a while, in combination with the force of the vacuum.
I'm now going to clean in much smaller batches - more inconvenient, but really don't want this happening again ...
I've been suspicious about it happening before, but nothing like today - has anyone else noticed it?
It was the last one of a batch of about 10 and the vinyl was particularly thin so not much resistance. From what I have read, it is due to the transference of heat from the spindle, which does get very hot to the touch after a while, in combination with the force of the vacuum.
I'm now going to clean in much smaller batches - more inconvenient, but really don't want this happening again ...
I've been suspicious about it happening before, but nothing like today - has anyone else noticed it?
