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2-
The
lower
surfaces
of
the index
and pawl
jewels
must
be
parallel to their
respec-
tive fingers,
as
shown
in
Fig-
IS.
Correction
of
this
alignment
is
rarely required.
It
can
usually
be accomplished,
if
necessary,
without breaking
the
cement
attach-
ing the
jewel
to
the
finger
by
exercising
watchmaking
care-
Grasp
the finger
with
tweezers, close
Ira
ihe jewel,
and
press
lightly
on
the
end
of the
jewel
or
finger
in
the
proper
direction
with
Mgwood,
to
correct the
alignment
of
jewel
and
finger.
Fi«.
IB
F<H
the
proper
operation, the
two
finger*
muM
he
straight.
Obviously, whi-n
lbs
fingers
arc
UOftftttSfld
I
disengaged
from
wheel), there
will
be
n slight
CUrVt
Both
o(
tin!
p-wels
itui'ti
he perpendicular
to
liir
wheel.
Kitlu-r
jewel
can he
made
papadlCUbu
to
the
plane
of the
indr*
whucl by
grasping
the jewel
ftagtl
i
H
to its
pinnini;
point
and
twisting
slightly.
iSee
Fig.l6.|
Centering
the
index
and/or
ptwl
|«Wtl
is
accomplished
by alignment
ol the
wp
t
Cti
M
post.
Cently
ItaM
the
index Ot
p-'wl
pnwl by grasping or
pushing
the
end
of
the
post with
tweezers
or
a
suitable
screwdriver. (See
Fig.
17.)
Thin very
slight
bending
of the post will
raise
or
lower
the
index
or
pawl
jewel
in
rel.itinn
tu
the
index wheel. Exercise
normnl
watchmaking
care
in
readjusting the
various
parts
of
the
ACCUTRON
indexing
mechanism.
NOTE.-
Index
nftMl
(petti
nor
shown
Fig.
IB
Fig.
i-
16
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