Eurocan MK6 EF Compound Gun Service
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09-09-2014, 04:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 30-12-2014 06:34 PM by John Jenner.)
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Eurocan MK6 EF Compound Gun Service
We just received an MK6 EF compound gun back for a service from a customer in Asia; I thought I would start a thread to show what is done.
In this first post we will cover the strip down of the gun and what we found, then I will post again when the repair is approved and the gun is rebuilt. This unit was manufactured new in 2007 and this is the first time it has been sent back to us for a service. It was in pretty bad condition as you will see:
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![]() We have proposed that the gun is rebuilt with these new parts: 1x 10167SIG Nozzle Body 1x 10160 Nozzle Nut 1x 10162SIG Nozzle Body Clamp 1x 10175SIG Gaiter Clamp 1x P10185 Gaiter Seal 1x 10161 Gaiter Box 1x P10184 Quad Ring 1x 10163SIG Adaptor Plate 1x EF 4.594 Needle, stainless steel 1x ER SS#72 Nozzle, stainless steel 1x P10188 Needle Spring 1x 10169 Needle Spacer 1x 10153SIG Front Plate 1x 10159 Upper Solenoid 1x 10173 Lower Solenoid 1x 10172 Armature Washer 1x 10171SIG Lower Solenoid Plate 1x 10164SIG Back Plate 1x P10182SIG Cable Connector 1x P10180 Test Fire Button 1x P10181 Test Fire Boot I will post again when we rebuild the gun. |
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30-12-2014, 03:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 30-12-2014 07:00 PM by John Jenner.)
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![]() The assembly of this MK6 EF compound gun is being done in conjunction with the build and repair of two other units.
The first procedure is to fit the bushes in the upper and lower solenoid plates. ![]() After being pressed home, each bush is reamed by hand to ensure the correct slide fit with the needle and anvil stud. ![]() Now the upper solenoids are attached to the upper solenoid plates. It is really important that the correct specification screws are used. Incorrect screws can damage the brass thread in the solenoid casing, and pierce the plastic covering on the solenoid coil. ![]() The anvil stud is then fitted and screwed into the armature with a drop of Loctite thread locker. ![]() ![]() ![]() A special flat spanner is provided to hold on the internal flats of the armature whilst tightening the anvil stud. ![]() The lower solenoids are attached to the lower solenoid plates together with the adapter plates using the special low head socket cap screws. ![]() ![]() The armature washer sits on the bottom face of the armature. ![]() |
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