4moms mamaRoo squeak fix

[@dimasahachko9069]

Thanks dude, it has worked out for me perfectly. And I even managed to grease this place without fully disassembling it. I just opened the top lid of the elevating mechanism and fixed it in the top position by unplugging it from an outlet. And this let me reach the right place and add some oil. And now it is fine and works quietly. Thanks for help

[@giocalitri]

Thank you so much: between the small kid screaming and that squeaky noise I thought I was going to loose my mind!

[@danielmiller7624]

Same issue. Worked for me. Needed to get some extra solid lubricant though.

[@ZeGermansRComing]

Nice! Mind posting which one you used? it would help others.

[@danielmiller7624]

@@ZeGermansRComing Amazon.com: "Tribology/Tech-Tube CLEAR GOLD PLUS multi-purpose PTFE lubricant" the 3.5ox tube was more than enough for the first fix. It will help me with whatever squeaks on the Roo next :)

[@chealsaif]

Thanks, this worked out perfectly!

[@ZeGermansRComing]

Glad it helped!

[@springray26]

Which oil did you use?

[@ZeGermansRComing]

I just scraped splattered solid oil, as seen in video. If you dont have any splattered, any hardware store or bicycle shop should have it. Something like a solid chain oil should do the trick.

[@brendavalle2483]

Thank you, do you know how to pack it in it’s original packing?

[@ZeGermansRComing]

Sorry, its been months. Its now sitting nicely in a plastic bag, in my storage. :-)

[@SsS-zn9ei]

Hai which one I had it’s not power on even I change adapter not even turnon display so what I do can u pls suggest thank u

[@ZeGermansRComing]

I got rid of it almost a year ago, but from what I remember - Guess 1: Bad power supply connector Guess 2: Power supply is faulty Guess 3: Mainboard is dead. I would suggest testing out a power supply first, with a voltmeter. If you are not comfortable working with electricity, ask someone to help you out.

[@SsS-zn9ei]

Thank u so much

[@2011palomino]

Can you put wd40 on it

[@ZeGermansRComing]

No, WD40 is not a lubricant. You could use liquid oil, like motor oil, but I highly recommend some type of solid oil. Local auto shop, bicycle shop or a home equipment shop should have it.

[@loroariascardona1838]

Does the mamaroo have a battery? I bought a mamaroo for my baby, it turns on and it does not work more than 2 or 3 minutes. I already uncovered it and I can't find the problem. Do you have rechargeable battery?

[@ahmerahmer]

No. Please search for mamaroo obstruction fix on KZbin.

[@ZeGermansRComing]

Or alternatively the power supply has a bad contact at either end.

[@loroariascardona1838]

Does the mamaroo have a battery?

[@ZeGermansRComing]

@@loroariascardona1838 no

[@loroariascardona1838]

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