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Slide a cardboard strip completely into the slit at
the bottom and fasten the M6 bolt again.
Check if the beater is even now, and if not, use
one or two more strips in the slit.
Assembly of the brake of the warp beam
Open hardware bag 5:
− 1 wooden dowel
− 2 screws 4 x 35 mm
− 1 carriage bolt M8 x 55 mm with 4 washers,
bushing, 1 washer and a cap nut
− 1 threaded hook with a knurled nut
− 1 lag bolt 6 x 30 mm.
− 1 ratchet
− 1 screw 4,5 x 20mm
− 1 spring
Slide the brake disc over the wooden end of the
warp beam and fasten it with the dowel and the
two screws 4 x 35 mm.
Screw the lag bolt 6 x 30 mm into the pilot hole
in the warp beam support, just so far that the
thread of the bolt disappears into the wood.
Hang the spring onto the head of this lag bolt.
Tap the carriage bolt into the hole of the lever
from the side that is curved and slip on four
washers and the bushing.
Hook the spring onto the hook of the lever.
Insert the lever with the carriage bolt and the
bushing through the hole in the warp beam
support.
Complete this assembly with the last washer
and by tightening the cap nut.
Attach the threaded hook and the knurled nut to
the bracket as shown on the picture.
Guide the cable two turns around the brake disc
and insure that the turns don’t cross each other.
Slip the eye of the cable onto the threaded
hook, while you lift the lever.
With the knurled nut you can adjust the position
of the brake lever, which should be about
horizontal. Lift the lever with your knee to
release the tension while you turn the knurled
nut.
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