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21 September 2024 at 15:15 #59232
Hello, my name is Jonas Sandstedt, and I live in Sweden.
I decided to change the broken bulbs in my Bomaster 1400, and when changing bulb in the slidable tuning indicator I found that it is intended to be guided by two metal rods. Unfortunately, the parts in the indicator that are intended to engage the rods are broken, se picture. Has anyone tried to repair this I am of course interested in tips about how to do. I am also interested in a picture that shows how the broken parts look like.
Best regards Jonas
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2 October 2024 at 14:51 #59698Nothing missing or broken as far as I can tell.
The lit sliding pointer just leans against the rails, it doesn’t grip them.Martin
2 October 2024 at 15:23 #59699Thanks for the reply Martin, that is a relief. The reason for thinking that the pointer did engage the rails was the description in the service manual for changing the bulb:
“The scale is dismantled, after which the rails, on which the pointer slides, are dismantled by removing the two screws that holds the clamping pieces at the two ends. The pointer is tilted up on the lower end without removing the scale string from the pointer.”
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”Skalaen demonteres hvorefter skinnerne, hvorpå lysviseren glider, kan demonteres ved at fjerne de to skruer der fastholder spaendestykkerne ved de to ender. Viseren vippes op pa den nederste ende uden at fjerne skalasnoren fra viseren.”
If the pointer just leans against the rails I see no reason for dismantling the rails.
Best regards Jonas
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