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<blockquote data-quote="Trust" data-source="post: 953562" data-attributes="member: 181524">Even with the original feedarms there was a gap of 3 mm between the cross wires (vertical line for horizontal line)With the changer motor at the front , it was 4 mm&nbsp; , so i used the second groundstand to hold the beam at motor side , loosen the nuts from the sidearms adjuster at dish side so they could move freely for and backwarts . Also loosen the 2 screws at the bottom of the dish were the beam was attached .Than I straited the dish with the 2 horizontal rods till the gap was gone .Putting everything back I noticed that the vertical rope was pressing against the horizontal rope , switched there position and shows a gap of 1 mm (vert. behind hor.)The same phenomenon appeard at my Fibo some time ago and I solved it by making a vertical strut (treaded rod) from the mount to the beam attachment .Have to make that on this CM too .[ATTACH=full]88313[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trust, post: 953562, member: 181524"] Even with the original feedarms there was a gap of 3 mm between the cross wires (vertical line for horizontal line) With the changer motor at the front , it was 4 mm , so i used the second groundstand to hold the beam at motor side , loosen the nuts from the sidearms adjuster at dish side so they could move freely for and backwarts . Also loosen the 2 screws at the bottom of the dish were the beam was attached . Than I straited the dish with the 2 horizontal rods till the gap was gone . Putting everything back I noticed that the vertical rope was pressing against the horizontal rope , switched there position and shows a gap of 1 mm (vert. behind hor.) The same phenomenon appeard at my Fibo some time ago and I solved it by making a vertical strut (treaded rod) from the mount to the beam attachment . Have to make that on this CM too . [ATTACH=full]88313[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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