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2.
To replace the tip, remove the old tip and gently start the new tip on the
aluminum Magazine tube. Make sure it is the correct size/color for the primers
used—Blue for Small Primers and Red for Large Primers. Put the Magazine Tube
in the Magazine Shield Tube and orient the tip in the mating slot inside the
primer feed body. Screw magazine Cap on and gently use this to push the
magazine tip on the rest of the way—do not over tighten.
Primer Slide is not moving
smoothly back and forth
1.
The Primer Roller or White Slide Bearing is dirty or worn. Disassemble and clean
the Roller and both sides of the Primer Slide Bearing with Alcohol and reinstall
using no lube! If worn call Dillon for a new Bearing.
Primer Slide Punch, Cup and or
Spring are Dirty or have come apart
1.
Disassemble Punch (6), Cup (7), and Spring (8) by loosening Set Screw (9), clean
with alcohol, and dry.
2.
Re-assemble by fully compressing the Punch, Cup and Spring until they stop
moving and firmly re-tightening the Set Screw (9)—Compressing the
Spring requires some force—do not damage the top of the cup when doing this.
The installed height should be as shown below—1.404±.005”
Primer is not “Dropping" through
the Magazine Tube
1.
Perform a single primer drop test with the Magazine Tube out of the system.
Hold the Mag Tube vertically with the tip resting on a flat surface. Drop one
primer into the top of the tube, shiny side down. Gently pick up the tube. The
Primer should be sitting on the flat surface. If not, check the tip for damage and
or burrs on the semicircular "fingers." If no damage and the primer is caught in
the “fingers”, gently and very lightly open the two "fingers." Try the test again.
If still unsuccessful, replace the Tip and perform the test until successful.
1.
Crushed primers
1.
Dirt or debris in Shellplate pockets. Remove with a pick or similar tool.
2.
Crimped primer military brass. Military primer pockets must be chamfered or
swaged before priming.
3.
“Ringed” primer pocket. A remnant of the primer cup remains in the primer
pocket after being de-primed.
4.
Primer Punch is not assembled correctly in the Primer Slide.
5.
Wrong size/type primer for that caliber.
6.
Abrupt or jerky movement of the Operating Handle. Cycle the machine using a
smooth motion. Slow down during the primer-seating step; be ready to stop if
the primer is not seating smoothly or there is excessive seating resistance.
"Fingers"
Alignment Tab
Drop primer into top of
Mag Tube Held vertically
on a flat surface--Primer
should fall freely through
tip on to flat surface
1.404±.005
1.404±.005
"Fingers"
Summary of Contents for Square Deal B
Page 50: ...50 13 DILLON PRECISION Square Deal B EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS IDENTIFIER 13 1 Main Assembly ...
Page 51: ...51 13 2 Frame and Lower Assembly Index Assembly Index Assembly installed in Frame Index Pawl ...
Page 52: ...52 13 3 Typical Toolhead Assembly 45ACP Shown ...
Page 53: ...53 13 4 Automatic Primer Assembly ...
Page 55: ...55 13 6 Primer Early Warning System ...