Probleem met Lyman Gen 6 Error 40
Anyone looking for a fix for this fault - I was in contact with Lyman. Very helpful.
Short version, if you pick up the machine and move it side to side and hear any powder in it you need to strip it.
Strip top as if cleaning, pull the pad up and off where the weight pan goes.
Turn it upside down, 6 screws, 4 you can see and 2 under the front pads. Remove all of them and the machine slides apart.
Blow out all loose powder. You can switch it on and check it will zero properly at this point.
If not - there is a plastic strip in the middle for weight bar. 2 screws on it, remove them and you might find some powder under it, blow out/remove powder. I was informed to be very careful with this as it is delicate, put this back together and check for correct zeroing.
Then just rebuild.
Lyman Gen 6 Error 40
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Lyman Gen 6 Error 40
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