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1. Cleaning

 

Replacing Other Thread Tensioner Parts

The individual thread tensioners may be disassembled by turning the knurled adjustment knob counter-clockwise until it comes free. Underneath the adjustment knob is a ribbed plastic disk and a tension spring. The knob, disk, and spring all nest within a large outer housing that, in turn, rests against a felt washer and the two-piece, notched thread wheel. The threaded shaft that retains the entire assembly is mounted to the tensioner bracket as described in the procedure located on the previous page.

Figure 1-16

Refer to Figure 1-16 for part location and assembly order when replacing any of these parts. For proper tensioning adjustment refer to the Operation Manual.

 

 

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