Timex 40 User Manual

Disassembly
of
Movement
Cont
1
d.
DIAL
ASS'Y.
SWEEP
SECOND
HAND~
RETAINING
SPRING
SHUNT
BRIDGE~
SCREW
I
SPR
ING
~
.
MOVEMENT
(D
IAL
SIDE)
SHUNT
BRIDGE
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The
next
step
in
dis-assembly
of
the
movement
is
to
remove
the
dia l
and
hands:
(a)
remove
the
sweep
second
h
and.
(Minute
and
hour
hands
n
ee
d
not
be
r
emoved.)
(b)
s
traight
en
the
four
tabs
on
dial
and
remove
the
dial
assembly
.
To
examine
the
function
of
the
movement,
replace
the
stem
and
place
the
movement
on a
suitable
move-
ment
ring
and
clomp
the
energy
cell
in
pl
ace
with
an
energy
ce
ll
retain-
ing spring. (This
spring
is
available
upon
request
from a
Timex
Material
Soles
Division.)
The
negative
pole
of
the
energy
ce
ll
must
touch
the
contact
spring
assem-
bly
(No.
4080
on
exp
l
oded
vi
ew).
The
positive
pole
of
the
energy
cell
is
grounded
to
the
movement.
Never
cause
a
metallic
connection
between
the
insulated
and
uninsuloted
ports
of
the
movement
as
this
short
circuit
could
shorten
the
life
of
the
energy
cell.
The
energy
cell
should
be
removed
before
proceeding
with
further
dis-
assembly
of
the
movement.
Remove
the
shunt
bridge
screw
and
carefully
lift
the
screw
end
of
the
shunt
bridge
from its post.
The
op-
posite
end
of
the
shunt
bridge
is
held
in
pl
ace
by a
tab
overlapping
the
plate
.
Shifting
the
screw
end
of
the
shunt
bridge
slightly
to
the
left
(see
arrow)
will
unhook
this
tab.
This
operation
should
be
carefully
car-
ried
out
so
as
not
to
disturb
the
hair-
spring or
balance.
After
the
shunt
bridge
has
been
removed,
the
shunt
bridge
screw
should
be
put
bock
into
place
and
tightened.
40.5

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Brand	Timex
Model	40
Category	Watch
Language	English