Replacing a broken spring on the middle section of a Titan Pro arm

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The middle section spring applies pressure to keep the socket block and arm sections aligned for easier vest mounting.
A broken spring on the Titan Pro arm is not critical for operation and the arm can function without it.
When replacing the spring, photograph the setup before disassembly and carefully track the order of component removal to avoid confusion during reassembly.
The spring's end tails are prone to breakage but replacement is straightforward.
The arm can be operated temporarily without the spring while waiting for a replacement.

The discussion does not clarify whether the spring is truly broken or if it has simply slipped from a loosened rod end bearing.
No detailed instructions or images are provided for the replacement procedure.
The advice assumes familiarity with the arm's internal structure.