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| 1. Remove the two socket-head cap screws that retain the bump-off pin | 4. Remove the locking balls from within the canister. Grease can cause them |
| (see Frame 1). | to stick inside. Pushing the balls one at a time towards the center of the canister |
| then turning the clamping unit upside down and tapping it against your palm will | |
| usually dislodge them. If you must hit the clamping unit harder, be certain you do | |
| 2. Grip the exposed end of the bump-off pin with pliers and pull straight out. | not damage the gage or locking face of the unit. A small magnetic screwdriver |
| Some resistance may be felt due to the O-ring seal around the bump-off pin | also works well (see Frame 4). |
| (see Frame 2). | |
| 5. Normally, no further disassembly should be attempted. If the clamping unit | |
| 3. Using the appropriate metric wrench, remove the torque screw. The lockrod | body or canister has been damaged, it should be replaced with a new unit. |
| should come out with the torque screw. Separate the torque screw from the | You can also contact your WIDIA ™ Sales office for instructions on how to |
| lockrod, remembering the lockrod has left-hand threads (see Frame 3). | send the unit to a WIDIA Repair facility. |
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