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|  MIL-F-45598A
3.4.2
Clearing guide and solenoid group.
3.4.2.1 Clearing guide. The clearing guide shall rotate
through its full range of travel between the two spring pins on
the feeder housing, without binding.
3.4.2.2 Clearing guide spring. The clearing guide spring
shall be securely retained on the feeder housing by the screws
and shall retain the clearing guide in position in the slots of
the feeder housing.
3.4.2.3 Link and pivot arm. The link and pivot arm shall
be attached to the solenoid plunger, feeder housing, and clearing
guide by the spring pins and when the solenoid plunger is
actuated, the link and pivot arm shall rotate on the spring pins
in the clearing guide and feeder housing without binding.
3.4.2.4 Solenoid. The solenoid shall be securely attached
to the feeder housing by the screws so that there shall be no
relative movement. The solenoid plunger shall move through its
full range of travel without binding and shall be returned to and
held in the extended position by spring action. Depression of
the solenoid plunger shall cause rotational movement of the
clearing guide, by action of the link and pivot arm, moving the
clearing guide into the feed position. Releasing the solenoid
plunger shall allow the clearing guide to rotate into the
clearing position.
3.4.3 Entrance guide, link guide, and nose guide. The
entrance guide, link guide, and nose guide shall be securely
attached to the feeder housing by the screws. There shall be no
relative movement of these parts.
3.4.4 Feeder cam housing and insert. The feeder cam
housing shall be securely attached to the feeder housing by the
screws and the insert shall be securely attached to the feeder
cam housing by the screws. There shall be no relative movement
of these parts.
3.4.5 Feeder guide. The feeder guide shall be securely
retained on the feeder housing by the screws so that there shall
be no relative movement.
3.4.6 Feeder shaft group. The feeder gear, stripper sleeve
and pin assembly, push rod guide assembly, and feeder sprocket
shall be securely retained on the feeder shaft by the spring
pins. The spring pin retaining the feeder gear to the feeder
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