Lubrication
(Fig. 55)
Lubrication should be carried out with great care since the working
order of the mechanism depends on it entirely.
Since the details are treated in accordance with special instructions to
prevent the lubricant from spreading over the surface, the surface
treatment should not be damaged in any way.
Lubricant
The following part should be lubricated with MTK 21 (apply very sparely
so
that there is no risk of the lubricant spreading).
Teeth of the centre gear wheel, to be rolled on lint-free felt (7, fig.
45)
Teeth of the intermediate drive gear (1, fig. 37)
Gear of the intermediate drive gear, to be rolled on lint-free felt (3,
fig. 37)
The dog spring (7, fig. 37)
The bearing hole in the impulse wheel (4, fig. 37)
The lubricant is applied after the impulse wheel has been mounted on
the shaft.
Grease
Grease MTV 37 is applied at the following points, whereupon it should
be observed that grease maybe applied more liberally than lubricant. To
apply the grease, a syringe without needle should be used. See the
section on tools.
The bearing of the main shaft and those of the disc against the
frame and bearing plate (Pos. 18, 28, 37 and 19, fig.55).
The intermediate shaft bearing in frame and bearing plate
(Pos. 18, 27 and 26, fig. 55).
Governor shaft bearing in frame bearing plate (Pos. 18, 10 and 26,
fig. 55).
Sliding surface between the lifting spring's short-circuiting group
and the lifting stud of the main gear wheel (9, fig.50).
Sliding surface between the stand-switch plunger shaft and the
main shaft hole (2 and 4, fig. 45).
Sliding surface between the stand-switch plunger shaft and the
locking spring (2 and 4, fig. 36).
Lubricate the sliding surface between the top of the stand-switch plunger
top and the stand-switch plunger springs very sparingly. This also
applies to the sliding surfaces between the impulse wheel retaining
springs and the bearing plate and dog washer, respectively. (5-8, 6-2, fig.
37).
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