Adjustment and maintenance of screws on the Archer 2 gimbal

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2018Gimbal forum

The three through-holes with set screws on top of the Archer 2 gimbal are remnants from a previous model and do not require adjustment.
The screws that hold down the top cap or plate should be kept tight but do not serve an adjustment function.
Set screws that disappear into holes between other screws are spacer fillers and should be tightened gently without excessive force.
Gimbal centering adjustment is performed using trunnions located on each side of the gimbal, not the screws on top.
Gimbal centering requires a testing procedure to verify alignment and a separate procedure to adjust it if needed.
Professional dealer service is recommended for gimbal centering adjustment rather than attempting it without experience.

The exact step-by-step centering procedure was not detailed in the discussion.
The discussion references work done in the past without confirming current procedures are identical.
No guidance provided on when centering adjustment would be necessary or what symptoms indicate misalignment.