Fitting guide
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1. Use block supplied to compress the extractor, making sure the block doesn’t interfere with the barrel locking ledge as shown in image.
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2. Once fully compressed, use a toothpick to remove the cylindrical ejector retaining disk (shown in image with hole in centre). This disc is about 3mm deep and has a bevelled edge on the top surface. Please note, care must be taken to ensure the domed side of the disc is facing out during reassembly. The disc will require a little 'jiggle' to remove.
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3. See image, disc being removed. Please note, constant pressure to the ejector spring must be applied during this process.
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4. Once extractor retaining disc is removed, slowly release the pressure as shown in image.
CAUTION: Ejector springs are under a pre-loaded tension. Take care when removing.
CAUTION: Ejector springs are under a pre-loaded tension. Take care when removing.
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There are four components;
Duplicate the operation for the other extractor.
- The extractor retaining disc
- The extractor (removed in the picture below, this just slides forwards)
- Extractor spring plunger
- Extractor spring itself (This is the item we are replacing)
Duplicate the operation for the other extractor.