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    This diagram shows a limit stopper assembly with guide, hold down, and two nodes. In view F, the gap is typically 2 mm at both nodes, while in view G the gap is 0 mm at node 1251 and 2 mm at node 2251. The limit stopper is used to control the movement of some component and prevent it from traveling beyond a predefined limit.

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    This diagram shows a limit stopper assembly with guide, hold down, and two nodes. In view F, the gap is typically 2 mm at both nodes, while in view G the gap is 0 mm at node 1251 and 2 mm at node 2251. The limit stopper is used to control the movement of some component and prevent it from traveling beyond a predefined limit.

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    Modifies Clip Support For v-1101

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    Sodsai Lamtharn
    This diagram shows a limit stopper assembly with guide, hold down, and two nodes. In view F, the gap is typically 2 mm at both nodes, while in view G the gap is 0 mm at node 1251 and 2 mm at node 2251. The limit stopper is used to control the movement of some component and prevent it from traveling beyond a predefined limit.

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    F

    G
    LIMIT STOPPER
    GUIDE

    HOLD DOWN
    F

    GAP = 2 mm. (Typ.) GAP = 2 mm. (Typ.)

    GAP = 2 mm. (Node 1251) GAP = 0 mm. (Node 1251)


    GAP = 0 mm. (Typ.)
    GAP = 0 mm. (Node 2251) GAP = 2 mm. (Node 2251)

    VIEW "G" VIEW"F"


    "F" VIEW "E"

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