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| [title] Fix the issue - tighten and move the strap a little | |
| [* black] The fix is to tighten the strap - there are two ways | |
| - | [* black] 1 - Remove the frame with wheels and rollers and re-align + tighten the strap |
| - | [* black] 2 - Tighten and partly re-align the strap |
| + | [* black] ***1*** - Remove the frame with wheels and rollers and re-align + tighten the strap |
| + | [* black] ***2*** - Tighten and partly re-align the strap |
| [* black] I opted for solution ***2*** | |
| [* black] I tightened the strap at the botton of the frame, because this is where I had space to manouvre | |
| [* black] I positioned the strap more to the left so it got centered | |
| - | [* black] I used a 1.5 mm drill to prepare a whole in the frame so the plate screw (See |
| + | [* black] I used a 1.5 mm drill to prepare a whole in the frame so the plate screw (See picture 2) does not rapture the woodden frame |
| [* black] I used a plate screw to secure the strap in the new position |