Introduction

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    • Prepare Tools and replacement parts.

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    • Grab wegdge with tweezers

    • Loosen the screw. (while holding the wedge)

    • Get rid of the copper screw. To NOT use it more than once

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    • Put the wedge in the tranducer from below.

    • Take care, that the Tool Top is flush with the Transducer surface

    • Correct Placement. Tool is flush with transducer.

    • Incorrect Placement. tool is too high.

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    • Fasten the screw lightly

    • Tighten the screw just so the wedge does not slip out of the tranducer.

    • in case of appliying too much torque. Use a new screw and get rid of the old one.

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    • Place gauge below Tool

    • Loosen the screw so the wedge slides onto the gauge Lever.

    • Lift the gauge up until in contact with the transducer horn.

    • Now the Tool-Top should be flush with the Transducer-Horn

    • Tighten the screw with the torque- wrench

    • Use Torque wrench with 18cN limitation

  6. Use tweezers to push the wire down the wire hole, until it Ends some cm below the tool wedge.
    • Use tweezers to push the wire down the wire hole, until it Ends some cm below the tool wedge.

    • Use scissors to cut the (contaminated) Wire down to a length of about 1cm below wedge end.

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    • Use tweezers to thread the wire through the hole at the end of the wedge.

    • Afet threading pull the wire some cm through the hole.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Hans Panz

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