Replacement Jogwheel Screws?
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  1. 08-10-2012, 07:02 PM #1
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    Default Replacement Jogwheel Screws?

    So I some how lost 2 of my screws for the jog wheels of my VCI-400 EGE. Now I'm having a problem of the tracks drifting after doing a spinout in Traktor. This occurs even when the track is paused. I tried calling Vestax, but their customer support had a hard time understanding what it was I needed.

    Just wondering if these could be replaced online? My next stop is the local hardware stores.
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    Quote Originally Posted by phrostbyte View Post
    So I some how lost 2 of my screws for the jog wheels of my VCI-400 EGE. Now I'm having a problem of the tracks drifting after doing a spinout in Traktor. This occurs even when the track is paused. I tried calling Vestax, but their customer support had a hard time understanding what it was I needed.

    Just wondering if these could be replaced online? My next stop is the local hardware stores.
    How the hell does that even happen?

    A screw is a screw man.. Take one of your remaining screws to the hardware store and try to find an identical one. Same thread-density and screw length being the most important. Flat top and the same color/appearance would be nice though!

    Good luck!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bhajan View Post
    How the hell does that even happen?

    A screw is a screw man.. Take one of your remaining screws to the hardware store and try to find an identical one. Same thread-density and screw length being the most important. Flat top and the same color/appearance would be nice though!

    Good luck!
    I guess he was just screwing around and shit happened...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommi Bass View Post
    I guess he was just screwing around and shit happened...
    Hardy har har!
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