1973
Cal. 1310
9
3.30. 
Unscrew the 2 motor connecting screws (2), 
motor module screw No. 2377 (8)
and motor eccentric locking screw No. 2582 
(9).
3.31. 
Extract faulty motor module No. 1310.9200.
3.32. 
Place new motor module in position.
3.33. 
Important : Screw very slightly the 2 motor 
connecting screws (2) and motor module 
screw (8).
3.34. 
Fit simultaneously the third and second 
wheels.
3.35. 
Fit wheel train bridge and tighten its screw.
3.36. 
Adjustment of motor-second wheel backlash 
by motor eccentric No. 1310.9227. Turn 
motor eccentric clockwise until wheel train is 
stopped, using the tool specially devised for 
this purpose (fig. 3.3.). If locking of the motor 
is impossible, the eccentric should be left in 
its position of maximum eccentricity (fig. 3.3 
(B). The following operation 3.37 will not be 
necessary.
3.37. 
Turn eccentric slowly in the opposite 
direction until the wheel train
turns normally, i.e. always in the same 
direction (the wheel train is free, without 
backlash).
Important : Check rotation of wheel train 
curing one minute at least.
3.38. 
The backlash between motor and second 
wheel is then obtained by turning the motor 
eccentric through an angle of 40°. To secure 
this angle accurately, place tool on eccentric, 
hold with one hand the upper part of the 
instrument, and with the other hand turn 
handle arrow-wise (fig. 3.3.) as far as tool 
banking.
For the movements which have not been 
stopped by operation 3.36, check that the 
wheeltrain is always turning in the same 
direction, then effect the 40° recoil.
Fig. 3.3
wheel-train bridge direction 
Fig.  3.3. (B)
Important : If a faulty operation has occurred 
in adjusting the backlash, it will be necessary 
to recommence the entire adjustment as from 
operation 3.36, and to follow the indications 
scrupulously.
3.39. 
Tighten the motor eccentric locking-screw.
3.40. 
Lock motor module screw and the 2 motor 
connecting screws.
3.41. 
Adjustment of click by microscope : This 
operation is carried out in "stop second" 
position of the hand setting stem. Before 
adjustment, turn the hand setting stem arrow-
wise in order to compensate the backlash.