What the thread found

• The arm should be moved to its maximum adjustment position before removing the screw
• Care must be taken during disassembly because the spring is under tension
• A handle or tool is needed to compress the spring when reassembling the arm
• Incomplete tightening of the screw allows adjustment of the arm's minimum position

Depends on

• The original description was translated poorly, creating ambiguity about specific details
• No visual documentation or images were provided to clarify the procedure
• The specific model and year of the master series arm are not clearly identified

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