Oh no.. did i already "break" a Push 2 knob?

[GusHage]

sooooo... my tempo-knob (people call them something else, but I always forget their names), the one in the top right corner, is wiggling a little, and I can pull the plastic/rubber part off and put it back on.

I chekced, and it's the entire thing that has become a little loose, and not just the top-part.
I'm kinda sad, especially since I have no idea how it happened.

Anyone know of a way to fix it, or should I simply accept that "this happens"?
Has anyone experienced this? Can I complain to Ableton?

EDIT: It still works exactly the same, it's just not as tightly fitted.

Thanks

[JonSolo]

Don't you mean in the top LEFT corner?

And oddly I just noticed that button on my Push 2 wiggles as well...just a little, but no where NEAR as firm as the other knobs!

My best guess is that the wiggle comes from the TYPE of pot that is being used. In this case it is an incremental pot (with "clicks") and the wiggle comes from the space needed to clear each "click".

I would imagine that EVERYONE's tempo knob does the same. And FWIW all the caps can be pulled off.

Nothing to worry about. Maybe some others will chime in with the same to put your mind at ease.

[lovelight]

got a message from able guys about this knob, top left, theres nothing wrong, they used the best clickable knob (incremental pot) on the market, and it will not affect its durability


win 10, 16 gb ram, intel 8xcore i7-4790 cpu 3.60zh, propellerhead balance

http://lovelight.biz/

[GusHage]

got a message from able guys about this knob, top left, theres nothing wrong, they used the best clickable knob (incremental pot) on the market, and it will not affect its durability


win 10, 16 gb ram, intel 8xcore i7-4790 cpu 3.60zh, propellerhead balance

http://lovelight.biz/

Don't you mean in the top LEFT corner?

And oddly I just noticed that button on my Push 2 wiggles as well...just a little, but no where NEAR as firm as the other knobs!

My best guess is that the wiggle comes from the TYPE of pot that is being used. In this case it is an incremental pot (with "clicks") and the wiggle comes from the space needed to clear each "click".

I would imagine that EVERYONE's tempo knob does the same. And FWIW all the caps can be pulled off.

Nothing to worry about. Maybe some others will chime in with the same to put your mind at ease.

Thank you guys both for your answers! - yes, I meant left
good to now. I feel more calm now.

[ObtuseMoose]

Just FYI, here's a link to the official explanation for the different feel of the tempo encoder:

viewtopic.php?p=1681935#p1681935

--
Moose