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Cheers Mates!

I have problems with that "setting lever w/wheel" doesnt manage to drive the canon pinion and minut wheel. Its keeps jumping uo and down while I rotate the stem, but If I take it towards the clock it manage to drive both wheels. Both the clutch wheel and minut wheel looks ok. I tried another canon pinion that are looser, then it was no problem, but then the canon pinon unscrew it self out of the grip of the minut wheel. Somebody having the same issues??

 

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9 minutes ago, arkobugg said:

The clutch wheel looks good with pointed teeth,  but of course I dont have any new to compare with..The date corrector is new..

Strange. And the setting lever is turned the right way up? Can't see on the picture. 

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When I look at the day corrector or the setting lever with wheel, it looks like its climbing on the minute wheel while its griping into this and it sort of trying to get to the right sort of..  I have to take it a part again..

 

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