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Re: Jaguar Lights

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Originally Posted by gorrilla View Post
Check for metal shavings. If found, vaccum them out!

The same thing happened to us in Atlanta last year, the Jag. was still functional after the shavings were removed.
On all four of them though? I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but I don't recall us doing any major cutting metal around the robot. All our saws and things are downstairs, far away from robots. Worth checking though.

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