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Cleaning and Basic Checking Procedure 

  
Remove any oil, grease, dust or small particles which may cause damage to the micrometer or affect its 
accuracy when taking measurements. Use a soft lint free cloth or paper together with a proprietary 
instrument cleaning agent. Do not use acetone as this can damage parts of the micrometer 
  
Before use check that the ratchet mechanism functions correctly 
Check the spindle movement by using the ratchet stop to traverse the spindle though it’s complete 
travel 
Check that the measuring faces are in good condition 
Check the locking mechanism works correctly 
  

Zero Point Checking and Adjustment 

  
Use the ratchet stop to move the spindle until it touches the fixed anvil. Allow the ratchet to turn 1 ½ to 
2 revolutions for the final positioning 
The zero point on the thimble should now coincide with the reference graduated base line on the sleeve 
For micrometers above 25mm / 1” use the supplied setting standard or a gauge block to check the zero 
position 
  
If the zero point does not line up as required, it can be corrected by using the following procedure 
When the zero point deviation on the thimble is under 2 divisions from the graduated base line 
Turn the sleeve using the “C” spanner provided until correct alignment is achieved 
When the zero point deviation on the thimble is over 2 divisions from the graduated base line 
Hold the frame and the thimble and loosen the ratchet stop using the spanner provided 
Disconnect the coupling of the thimble to the spindle by giving a light shock to the side of the thimble 
Turn the thimble until the zero point is in alignment with the base line on the sleeve 
Press the thimble against the spindle and re tighten with the spanner to achieve a positive coupling 
Re check the zero position, any final small adjustment can now be made using the “C” spanner to re 
position the sleeve to the thimble zero 

Mechanical Thimble and Sleeve 

  
Reading Example: Metric 
  
When reading the micrometer ensure that your line of sight is directly above the graduated scale on 
the sleeve and the thimble scale to avoid parallax reading errors 

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Summary of Contents for 877-1791

Page 1: ...etting Rods Supplied in fitted case Packed Weight and Dimensions RS Code Description Weight g W mm H mm L mm 8771791 Electronic Micrometer 0 150mm 0 6 1960 265 45 425 RS Code Range mm 1nch A mm L mm Accuracy mm 8771791 0 150 82 158 0 003 Power 1 x SR44 1 5V battery 2 Locking Device 3 Thimble 4 Ratchet Stop 5 ON OFF SET Button 6 ABS INC UNIT Button 7 Data Output button not available 8 Battery cover...

Page 2: ...t until required number is displayed 7 Press and hold SET button to advance to the next digit 8 Repeat actions 6 7 until all the digits on the display have been programmed 9 Once the last digit has been programmed press and hold the SET button until Set flashes in the display 10 Press and release SET button to cancel the flashing Set on the display 11 The micrometer is now set and ready for use Bu...

Page 3: ...s not to be used for a long period of time Do not disassemble or drop the instrument Do not mark the instrument by engraving etching or any other permanent method of marking as this will invalidate the warranty Fault Finding Failure Causes Remedy Display E 1 Display Exxxxx Measured value is over display range Reset the origin or change to relative mode Display E 2 The origin is too great Reset the...

Page 4: ...ge block to check the zero position If the zero point does not line up as required it can be corrected by using the following procedure When the zero point deviation on the thimble is under 2 divisions from the graduated base line Turn the sleeve using the C spanner provided until correct alignment is achieved When the zero point deviation on the thimble is over 2 divisions from the graduated base...

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