Troubleshooting a Torque Driver Assembly

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A user disassembled a torque driver assembly and is unable to achieve the click sound during calibration after reassembly. The primary suggestion is that the assembly may have been incorrectly reassembled, potentially leaving out parts. Participants emphasize the importance of ensuring all components are correctly placed and accounted for. Troubleshooting tips focus on reviewing the assembly process step-by-step. Proper reassembly is crucial for the torque driver to function correctly.
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hi all,

i did a dissambley of a torque driver, and when i put it back, i could not get teh click sound when i tried to calibrated the wrench..

any idea wat is wrong?


regards,
ss
 
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You probably put it back together wrong...
 
Are there parts left on the table?
 

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