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by HJ2 » Tue 06.01.2009, 16:26
Just now i removed my CAS to swap the seal before it gives problems. (The bung seal did...)
As i held the unit in my hand and rotate the axle, it doesn't run smooth all the way round. Ik feels like it is hanging a bit in every rotation.
Is this intentional, or are my bearings gone? If so, is it possible to swap them, or do i have to deliver 10.000 papers to afford a complete new unit?
Please advise

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by lotuska » Tue 06.01.2009, 18:22
Does the stiffness coincide when one of the slots matches with any of the sensors??
From memory when I last had the CAS off there was a change in the feel of the CAS when rotating due to one of the magnetic pickups.
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by HJ2 » Tue 06.01.2009, 18:42
I'll check it out in a moment.
But that has to be one hell of a magnet...
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by GeoffSmith » Tue 06.01.2009, 20:51
lotuska wrote:Does the stiffness coincide when one of the slots matches with any of the sensors??
From memory when I last had the CAS off there was a change in the feel of the CAS when rotating due to one of the magnetic pickups.

Mine was very lumpy too but quite normal for a variable reluctance pickup I think.
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by HJ2 » Tue 06.01.2009, 21:28
Just checked....
It's true, it is a hell of a magnet!
Thanks, ik can go to sleep just fine now

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by ovi » Thu 08.01.2009, 09:24
HJ2 wrote:Just checked....
It's true, it is a hell of a magnet!
Thanks, ik can go to sleep just fine now

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