Responsive Sasquatch (PLEASE HELP!)

[DG1 (Chris Halbach)]

@jhb8426

@ILiekToYoYo

Features a nice wide gap with a Size C (.250 x .500 x .187) bearing. Note: the Raptor is semi-responsive out of the package. For complete unresponsiveness YoYoExpert recommends purchasing a clean bearing to replace the stock bearing with. It will also break in and become less responsive with general play.

And this has what to do with the topic at hand??

I think he was trying to be smart and try to say that applies to all yoyos

I beg to differ, for I know Heath ships his bearings dry :

[quinton (Q)]

@DG1

@Q

Unless it is a manufacturers defect, the problem has to be able to be fixed.

You’ve cleaned both halves and allowed them to dry? Leave the bearing out of it and in a cleaning solution over night. Leave the halves idol all night after you clean the bearing seats again. If that doesn’t work, go ahead and contact YYE.

I guess I’ll try this.

And to be honest, I’d let a cleaning solution sit in my seat over night, and then scrape it down with a toothpick, but tha’s just me

[DG1 (Chris Halbach)]

@Q

@DG1

@Q

Unless it is a manufacturers defect, the problem has to be able to be fixed.

You’ve cleaned both halves and allowed them to dry? Leave the bearing out of it and in a cleaning solution over night. Leave the halves idol all night after you clean the bearing seats again. If that doesn’t work, go ahead and contact YYE.

I guess I’ll try this.

And to be honest, I’d let a cleaning solution sit in my seat over night, and then scrape it down with a toothpick, but tha’s just me

I think I’ve figured it out, w/ the help of Zach ball. It appears that one of my sili halves isn’t as recessed, so I guess it’s just taking alot longer to break in, and it’s more responsive.

[DG1 (Chris Halbach)]

Zach Ball is the Yo-Yo detective. I’ve decided that. The response, I think, finally wore down! SUCCESS!!!

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So you fixed it?

[DG1 (Chris Halbach)]

So far, it’s been fine. An interesting thing is that it does this every time I clean a bearing, but it’s definitely the response. One side is almost flush. It’s a VERY slight recess.

[JetEyeNight]

It always ends up being something with the bearing, something affecting the bearing, or the response. Always check these things first.

[DG1 (Chris Halbach)]

It’s the response. When you try 5 bearings and the result is the same, something else is wrong.

And, I just re-sili’d today. Hopefully tomorrow, I’ll be back w/ a beast that’s been restricted due to a slightly flush sili.