Phonoland

Hi All

The mechanism can raise up on the front and back side by 2 to 3 inches. The manual does not have any instructions how to make adjustments to prevent the mech from raising up. Maybe it was designed to be held down by the weight of the mech alone? I do not think this is true, because on the fromt right hand side there are two screws about 4 inches apart that spen the rail that the mech rides on. I am making a guess from the position of thse screws that at one point there was a piece of plastic/nylon that was attached by the two scews and has a notch that fit over the rail to guide the mech along the rail so the mech does not raise up? On the back side I cannot see any type of adjustment to secure the mech to the rail so it does not raise up on its own?

Any guidance on the proper adjustments to prevent the mech from raising up wil be appreciated.

Best
Darrell

Hi Darrell,
Whatchu callin' a "mechanism" ? Iz you referring to the carriage assembly ? If so, there is no "hold down adjustment". Whatz makin' it rise up--you been afeedin' it Viagra ?? Ron Rich

Ron

I have now come to the same conclusion, there is no hold down adjustment, The two srews I was looking at actually are point for cable tie downs to atttach and there is a slotte dpiece of metal that fits loosely over the track to prevent the mech (Oh have it your way carriage assembly ) from lifting off the track.

I know on later models that had various adjustments to the "carriage assembly"

Best
Darrell