Question Tape/rubber option for apeks DST/DS4 hand wheel

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If all of the equipment is new, clean, and undamaged, then all that is left to consider is that the problem may be located between your chair and keyboard. Replace that component and let us know what the outcome is! :)
lol ok boomer. Glad to see you finally upgraded from AOL
 
Carry a small soft rag in your dive bag. It's amazing how much torque you can apply to the handwheel with a towel vs. your wet, skin-softened hand alone.
 
Coming from a bloke that has zero mechanical inclination and couldn't find this picture on ScubaBoard

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to assemble three components, that are impossible to assemble in any other configuration, but you managed

If all of the equipment is new, clean, and undamaged, then all that is left to consider is that the problem may be located between your chair and keyboard. Replace that component and let us know what the outcome is! :)

your advice may be best applied to yourself
 
Coming from a bloke that has zero mechanical inclination and couldn't find this picture on ScubaBoard

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to assemble three components, that are impossible to assemble in any other configuration, but you managed



your advice may be best applied to yourself
Ok, that seems unnecessary. I admitted my mistake, made worse because I have serviced at least a dozen G250s in the past. And yes, quite often the problem is located between the keyboard and chair.

At least I know the difference between a bolt and a screw! :)
 

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