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Repairs
1. 2.
5. 6.
The clevis link has been designed to bend,
should the hand be excessively loaded
during use. If this should occur the part will
need to be replaced so that the finger can
be driven again. Firstly ensure the thumb is in the nonopposed
position and that all of the fingers
are fully driven open. Then remove the pivot
pin between the clevis and leadscrew with
the bebionic pivot removal pliers
(Part:508-27430*). Alternatively the pivot
can be removed with the pin punch provided
in the tool kit.
Keeping the finger flexed, use needle point
pliers to insert the pivot pin through both
parts of the link.
Note : The pin is tapered and can only be
inserted from one side.
Using a pair of standard pliers ensure that
the pivot pin sits flush with the surface on
both sides of the leadscrew.
6.3 Clevis Link Replacement
*available for purchase seperately.