Rado DiaStar 129.0266.3 electronics Help
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I have the rubber ball and the 3 finger dish type of remover but it wouldn't budge. I did hold the compass legs right down near the points so they are ok. Never come across this type of caseback before. Also never come across a Rotary with an automatic movement which doesn't say so on the dial.... -
Solved it!!!!! A post on the underside of the operating lever return was sitting on the wrong side of the spring. Due to the design it worked a bit, but not properly. Refitted the lever while retracting the spring and now it does what it should! I think you learn more if you solve a problem yourself rather than being told the answer. Now it's back in the wash, and see if I can get this thing up and running! -
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Unlikely to run happy, you will see low amplitude, hindered oscilation, and awful timegrapher display. Cheaper to replace this balance complete with a new one. Regs -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Did the effort twist the compass arms and bend the pins ? A soft rubber ball is the recommended thing to use, I mostly use a rubber bung fitted to a handle. But these from AliExpress look useful, and are cheap.
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