00:13Warning do not attempt to remove spring from its housing clock type springs can be dangerous

00:19to handle removal of spring from housing could result in personal injury check for broken

00:26springs by pulling about two thirds cable off reeled and observing broken spring indicators

00:32on signs of spring canisters as shown in the figure note,

00:37bearings and springs are lubricated and require no periodic maintenance.

00:43Turn off all electric power disconnect cable from machine junction box,

00:48wind all cable onto reel to relieve all spring tension, remove inspection cover

00:55from face of spring housing,

01:02rotate, spill clockwise and observe inner shaft shaft should rotate clockwise and hub should

01:08remain stationary.

01:10Note do not attempt to remove spring if resistance is met or hub tends to rotate with

01:15shaft continue to rotate, spill and strike and a shaft with a rubber mallet until shaft

01:21rotates freely and hub remains stationary with a pointed or needle nose.

01:26Pliers, remove the Pauls from each groove in the shaft.

01:30Remove also the Paul springs. There are two in each set,

01:36remove four nuts which secure spring motor to frame slide,

01:40spring motors off shaft and discard

01:50install replacement spring motor. Paul's and Paul springs.

01:55Note, Paul springs must be located between the paws and the deepest section of the shaft

02:00grooves. Make sure that Paul's and Paul's springs are

02:03inserted flush with ends of shafting hub or they may rub against the inspection cover,

02:11tighten nuts and extension balls, securing spring housing to re frame

02:24tensions. Spring with Spanner Wrench, refer to

02:27installation instruction,

02:35replace inspection cover.