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Mozza Grand Master

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Take the housing off next to the rollers, You may see alot of crap built up thats stopping the top roller sit back down properly, Lift the roller up (take springs off first) clear all the crap out and you may find the problem is solved.

 

 

Hopefuly its that, As it costs nowt to fix :laugh1::thumbup1:

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Take the housing off next to the rollers, You may see alot of crap built up thats stopping the top roller sit back down properly, Lift the roller up (take springs off first) clear all the crap out and you may find the problem is solved.

 

 

Hopefuly its that, As it costs nowt to fix :laugh1::thumbup1:

 

that i shall do mozza ! i dont mind tinkering when its a free fix :thumbup1:all the more satisfying , thanks to all for suggestions :001_smile:

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