Help Hermle 451-050H repair clean oil video

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  1. Shadylane

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    #1 Shadylane, Nov 10, 2019
    Looking for used video for maintenance of a Hermle 451-050H from 1981
     
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    #2 Vernon, Nov 10, 2019
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    #3 Shadylane, Nov 10, 2019
    I saw that but thought I might try here first. Thanks
     
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    #4 wow, Nov 10, 2019
    Welcome, Shadylane. Are you wanting to learn how to repair that movement or clean and oil it?
     
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    #5 Shadylane, Nov 10, 2019
    Bought for Mother in 81 who recently passed. Something broke 30 years ago and it hasn't ever been repaired. Now ours I have
    removed the movement for cleaning. The reason for not working was the broken pendulum suspension spring. That looks like the easy part.
    Watching Todd Harrison I marked everything including mounting locations. Now a good reference for this particular movement
    would be very handy for complete disassembly, cleaning, inspecting, lube, assembly and set-up. Does this video cover all.
    Thanks
     
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    #6 Shadylane, Nov 10, 2019
    LOL just noticed spell check changed Hermle to Hormel
     
  7. Willie X

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    #7 Willie X, Nov 10, 2019
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    They make good chillie ...

    I would recommend to just peg away any debris and oil it. Then see how it goes. It's not a good beginner's project but if you have a high mechanical aptitude you may be able to pull it off.

    These movements are readidly available and don't cost that much. So, if you do take it apart and can't get it back in operation, you do have a solid 'fall back' option.

    WIllie X
     
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    #8 Kevin W., Nov 11, 2019
    I wondered how Hormel got in there.
     
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    #9 JTD, Nov 11, 2019
    Perhaps a moderator an change the title for you, for the benefit of future researchers.

    JTD
     
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    #10 Vernon, Nov 11, 2019
    I've never seen it, I would contact the author. One thing that you have going for you if you do decide to tear it down is that there are no springs to deal with.
     
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