Uh oh...was changing a Lee shell plate and...

[cwbys4evr]

There is a shaped wire the connects to the bullet sensor for priming. It fell out and I'm not exactly sure how it goes back in. I notice there is a line cut into the primer feed ram housing, I assume it goes in there somehow. Any ideas? Here are a couple pics


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[beeenbag]

here, I snapped a couple shots for you... Hope this helps.

 

[beeenbag]

here is another.

 

[Tomcat47]

Lee has PDFs for just about all of there products available on their web site.

http://leeprecision.com/cgi-data/instruct/TR2441.pdf

 

[LiveLife]

This may help - http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=8699621#post8699621

The bent part of the case sensor spring goes around the base and the straight part of the spring inserts in the slot.

BTW, if you are experiencing multiple primers in station #2, even when there is no case present, your case sensor spring was improperly installed and holding the primer push rod down.

 

[cwbys4evr]

I have the manual. It doesn't say anything about the bullet sensor because it isn't intended to be disassembled. I will check out the pics posted and try again tomorrow

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[LiveLife]

I disassemble the entire shell plate carrier yearly to clean down to individual parts and reassemble.


If you use the Pro 1000 or any other progressive press, it helps to become familiar with press components and operations - http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=7877744#post7877744

 

[LiveLife]

Oops, duplicate post.

 

[cwbys4evr]

This may help - http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=8699621#post8699621

The bent part of the case sensor spring goes around the base and the straight part of the spring inserts in the slot.

BTW, if you are experiencing multiple primers in station #2, even when there is no case present, your case sensor spring was improperly installed and holding the primer push rod down.

Thanks for the helpful pic. I think it worked:



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[LiveLife]

You got it!