Rotor falling of

[stenofsweden]

Hey,

What do with a Rotor keeps falling off on a 2836-2 inside a vintage Sub from Josh?

I haven

[insane]

Hey,

What do with a Rotor keeps falling off on a 2836-2 inside a vintage Sub from Josh?

I haven

[stenofsweden]

Replace the movement, cus its probably not a 2836-2

I believe it is a 2836, that

[chubbchubb]

Sten, I don't know your level of movement-expertise so what I am saying might sound ridiculous to you...if so, sorry! The rotor is secured by one central screw... remove the case-back, locate the screw, put it back in position, tighten carefully and voila...

If for some reason it unscrews easily, you can use a tiny amount of loctite (Threadlocker) but be carefull not to get any of that in the ball-bearing.

[insane]

I believe it is a 2836, that

[14060 or 16610?]

How can a rotor "keep" falling off if it is screwed in properly? Saying it "keeps" falling off implies that it has already been replaced at least once. As mentioned above, the rotor is held in by one screw - just tighten the screw properly and/or use a tiny bit of blue Loctite. If it is a press-fit rotor, then it's not a 2836-2.