Hello,
I apologize for this somewhat late response. But I wanted to be really sure.
First of all many thanks for the additional support from Peter Gierth.
Back to the "undefined state" of one actuator, the cassete clamp. I didn't
append the picture to the email, you might download it from this URL:
https://nmr.tips/AMMRL/RightClamp.jpg
What's that?
If you stand in from of the sample changer, this is the right handed side part
of the cassette clamp. The part pointing to the right holds the cassette, the
plate pointing down actuates the switches that detect the "clamp open" and
"clamp closed" states.
The angle between these two parts is not exactly 90 degrees. As a result, a
few micrometers were missing to actuate the "clamp closed" switch.
You had to bend the downward facing part a little to the 90 degrees angle with
your hand, that was all.
Many thanks again for all advices.
Greetings,
Rainer
Received on Mon Aug 01 2022 - 08:06:54 MST
