Try rubbing alcohol and a q-Tip. Don’t be afraid of getting too much alcohol on it, it dries quickly. As soon as you dab it on there start moving the wheel all over the place.
Rubbing alcohol has worked for a lot of people with the “Stuck Wheel” problem.
I would add: be sure the Fuze is powered off when you apply the alcohol and leave it off for at least half hour in a warm, dry place after you apply it.
Rubbing alcohol comes in two strenghts, 70% and 80%. Try to get the 80%, it has less water in it.
Best legal thing you can get next to good ‘ol Kentucky white-lightnin’. At least you can drink what you don’t use to clean your sticky wheel. I don’t know if it dries faster, but it can sure leave a residue the next morning.
Be advised though, the WD-40 probably tastes better if you’re going to drink it straight. :stuck_out_tongue:
Best legal thing you can get next to good ‘ol Kentucky white-lightnin’. At least you can drink what you don’t use to clean your sticky wheel. I don’t know if it dries faster, but it can sure leave a residue the next morning (and most likely the whole day)!
Be advised though, the WD-40 probably tastes better if you’re going to drink it straight.