Re: HP QEDS encoder

That is.....unless the installer used "locktite" or some sealant on
the hub...as I have found out. :)

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Kelly" <tech@c...>
wrote:

> Got it sorted.. :-)
> You will need:
> a). a 1/32" hex wrench
> b). a small torch
> c). a LOT of patience
>
> Take a screwdriver and rotate the large round section on the back

of the

> encoder counter clockwise (and inwards) from the "Two dot"

setting, to the

> "One dot" setting.
> This opens up a small slot on the side of the encoder, in line

with the

> screwdriver slot you just used.
> Take a torch and peer into this slot whilst rotating the shaft.

You'll just

> be able to see the hub set screw as it passes (my encoder had a

small length

> of tube behind the slot that made this a bit harder).
>
> All you have to do now is insert the little hex wrench and back

off that set

> screw. A simple task that should take no more and half an hour to

get

> right!!!!
>
>
> You can then either undo the external mounting bolts or unclip the

back

> cover of the encoder. It should then just slide off.
>
> Good luck and thanks to those that replied with advice and support.
>