Stihl MS 461 - Cam Lever; Pins

22 MS 461, MS 461-R
: Hook the brake spring (1) to the
brake lever (2).
: Use the assembly tool (3)
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brake spring (1) to the anchor
pin.
– Reassemble all other parts in the
reverse sequence.
5.4 Cam Lever
The cam lever defines the locked
position of the hand guard.
– Remove the brake lever, b 5.3
: Disconnect the spring (1) from
the anchor pin (2) and cam
lever (4).
: Remove the E-clip (3) and pull off
the cam lever (4).
– Check the cam lever, spring and
cam running face on the hand
guard, and replace as necessary.
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– Inspect all pivot pins and replace
if necessary, b 5.5
Installing
– Lubricate the pivot pins with
STIHL grease, b 15
: Position the cam lever (1) so that
its cam faces the pin (2).
: Push the cam lever (1) on to the
pivot pin (3).
: Fit the E-clip (4).
: Attach the spring (1) to the cam
lever so that the open side of the
spring hook (arrow) faces
outwards.
: Attach the spring (1) to the
anchor pin (2).
The cam lever is not yet under
tension – the spring may become
detached.
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– Lubricate the pivot pins with
STIHL grease, b 15
– Reassemble all other parts in the
reverse sequence.
5.5 Pins
The anchor and pivot pins secure
the springs. Worn pins must be
replaced.
– The springs may otherwise
become detached and pop out.
The pins must be driven home
squarely.
– Remove the brake lever, b 5.3
– Remove the cam lever, b 5.4
: Remove the pins (1) to (5).
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