Olympus BH2-6RE, Manual

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Complete Teardown, Cleaning, and Reassembly of the Olympus BH2-6RE Modular Revolving Nosepiece Page 14 of 18
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Figure 37 – Apply grease to the six detent notches
Reinstall the Protective Cover
Place the protective cover into position on the back side
of the turret assembly, lining up the three holes in the
protective cover with the three tapped holes in the
stationary base (see
Figure 38 ).
Figure 38 – Place cover in position on the turret assembly
Use a suitable JIS screwdriver to reinstall three M2X3
countersink screws to secure the protective cover onto
the stationary base (see
Figure 39 ).
Figure 39 – Secure protective cover using three screws
Reinstall the Dovetail Slide
Place the dovetail slide into position on the back side of
the turret assembly, lining up the four holes in the
dovetail slide with the four corresponding tapped holes
in the stationary base (see
Figure 40 ). Be sure to orient
the dovetail slide such that the relief notch (see inset of
Figure 40 ) is facing downwards and towards the slotted
lock ring on the pivot-adjustment screw.
Figure 40 – Position dovetail slide onto stationary base
Use a suitable JIS screwdriver to reinstall four M2.6X5
pan-head screws to secure the dovetail slide onto the
stationary base of the turret assembly (see
Figure 41 ).
Figure 41 – Secure dovetail slide onto stationary base
Reinstall the Knurled-Rubber Grip Ring
The final assembly step for the turret assembly is to
reinstall the black knurled-rubber grip ring around the
outer perimeter of the revolving turret and secure it in
place with a suitable color-matching adhesive.
Black E6000 is a good choice of adhesive here, since it
will bond well with the metal of the revolving turret as
well as to the black knurled-rubber grip ring.
Additionally, any of the inevitable squeeze-out that is
not completely removed will not be visible. Apply two
dabs of black adhesive (item S1 of
Appendix 1 ) onto the