J Feder 504 Long Delay demolition fuze.

[waffenamt]

Hi All,
Been a while since i posted anything so here is a teaser of some good swag ive been acquiring..

I do have a few questions about this item also.

Ive got this from a good pal and fellow BOCN member.
The main spring was undone at the bottom and a few bits put back wrong.(according to my watchmender buddy),as i believe this one was stripped for research years ago?

Now after a lot of toil,we have managed to get it running but it can only 'fire' once as designed too therefore a couple of tweeks by my pal and it will be a fully ticking unit but will not draw back again on the plunger/firing pin. That suits me as i just like to hear it tick

cheers

waff

 

[waffenamt]

No wonder i havnt posted for a while,i had forgot what a pain in the arse to upload pics nowadays!! Whats happened with my pics? They used to come up in a straight line??

waff

 

[waffenamt]

There are some parts in the box also plus a copy of a cutaway as original booklet missing. If anyone could copy me one then i would be very grateful.

There are a couple of waff-stamps on the front of fuze near around the gauge glass plus one on the box.
Im told this is an early series one and more desirable?

Will be very happy once my pal has finished the mechanism clean-up and minor tweeks.

cheers

waff

 

[waffenamt]

Now i will need a full translation of the label please,im sure my german pals can help?

Also,does anyone have a copy of the keys to the drawing in the box? I have pictured the document number.

best

waff

 

[sudelmuk]

hey paul, what a find !!
don't ruin that beauty by teasing the clockwork, she's a very sensitive lady. :tongue:

 

[waffenamt]

hey paul, what a find !!
don't ruin that beauty by teasing the clockwork, she's a very sensitive lady. :tongue:

She is in good hands old friend.

My pal is the UK only approved Hanhart dealer.

Can you please translate the box label for me dear Peter.

cheers

waff

 

[sudelmuk]

Can you please translate the box label for me dear Peter.

cheers

waff[/QUOTE]

of course, my friend, here you are:

1. unscrew the cover from the device
2. wind up the clockwork with the (outer) winding drum in direction of arrow
3. setting time with the (inner) adjusting knob Zt in direction of arrow
4. screw in the cover firmly
5. unscrew the protection cap (fuze thread) and insert a det cap
6. screw in the device on the charge
7. remove the 'blind'-screw
8. screw in the 'scharf'/live-screw

"release the safety catch"

in case the screw doesn't go in completely, the whole device isn't in order (!)

9. switch the starter ring in position 'geht'/go