how do i remove the old movement? what do i measure ti make sure i am getting the right part?
1037559
Removing the old movement is relatively easy. Just start taking pieces off, starting at the tip of the clock movement. The first thing is unscrew by hand the small cap (not all clocks have a cap). After that, pop off the two clock hands. After that, there is a nut or two to unloosen in the front and maybe one in the back. After that, the whole thing should be off. Regarding measuring the shaft: I have ordered shafts that are too big a few times (and had to use washers in the back to save the operation). Here's a tip: the shaft is the width of the threaded part of the clock movement. Remember: the threaded part only. Don't measure to the tip or you'll wind up with a mechanism a quarter-inch too big.
1463096
Take the loose nut all the way off. Then try. I believe it has backwards threads.
1107453
In addition to info. below-- do remember that it will need to be recalibrated every time you move it--even if moving it a little. I think that means doing what K. Jackson, below, said to do. Good luck...
705879
Check your old one, and measure it for size. If they are the same go for it.
891563
Take off the metal housing and put it where the old one was. The length will be correct.
1983609
If you have the correct drive replacement the old drive should come off with a clockwise twist [you will be looking down on it]so in other words turn it to your right;try not to force it if you can't move it.But be sure that it is a screw on spindle and the shaft do not turn to the motor (and everything is unplugged) good luck ..
763019
Slide off the endcap of the bar (the plastic cap slides into the hollow bar--it may take some work with pliers and screw driver to persuade it), then slide off your old feet and slide on the new ones. Replace the cap so it doesn't hurt as much when you bang your head on the end of the bar :-)
889419
Take the slide off the frame. With a small screwdriver slide the old plate down, and reinstall the new one. Hope this helps.
914425
Not sure what the issue is. I know we had to follow the path exactly that ours came out of. There were two specific points that had to be connected right for it to work. One was on the spring end and the little s shaped metal piece had to slide in correctly and the other was a clip on the back. Perhaps it is too long? I am not sure what else the issue could be. You might google/you tube to try to make sure it is connected right. Best of Luck
1107132
redo it again, start off at a different position when you start to screw it on, it should fit exactly on there. are you using the crusher nut too? there are a few youtube vids on it too broski
462436
If you're not sure the best thing to do is take off one of the old ones & measure it. If its around 40mm you're good to go. That's what I did with mine.
1857728
I have model # U4160H2R4 Type 7. I just compared the photos. Works like it's brand new. You will have to disassemble the bottom of the unit for the new install and clean out before installing the new parts. You will notice that the brush has two guide plates on both sides of the brush with the words old & new. I set it to the new setting. Installed the new belt and bag , and it works great ! About 30 minutes to change the parts out. Make sure you remove the side access cover for the belt, remove the old one and clean up the motor drive spindle of old rubber before installing the new one. I hope I have been helpful.
7843
Go to the website, have a measuring tape available and follow directions. It works well.
1388883
No, but it is readily apparent which way it goes in. Take a photo of the old one before you remove it and you should be able to get it in right. Took all of ten minutes.
584905
Yes you remove old mechanism. Keep in mind you will not be able to use other hands on these mechanisms. I was disappointed in that fact. I have lots of better looking clock hands that I can't use on these mechanisms.
1208772
The easiest way is to pull the old one out and measure, if it was a similar system. If it was an old school pulley system that you're modernizing, then get some rope and lay it down along the proposed path, then measure. Maybe Teleflex has some more tips on their site
215419
It may not match well because of the size. You need to adjust it a little bit until it's workable. Then you can use a tape to make the position unmoved. Remember it's a replacement not the original.