Self adjusting eccentric pivot mechanism

Machine element or mechanism – Control lever and linkage systems – Elements

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297354, 297366, 297367, A47C 1026

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051506327

ABSTRACT:
A self adjusting eccentric pivot mechanism is disclosed in a seat back recliner assembly which eliminates backlash between the gears of the recliner mechanism to prevent vibration and rattle of a seat back when the seat is unoccupied. The self adjusting pivot includes a pivot pin with an eccentric member rotatable thereon upon which one gear of the recliner mechanism is mounted. A biasing spring rotates the eccentric member to move the gears toward one another such that back lash between the gear teeth is eliminated. The use of a biasing spring provides a self adjusting feature which enables the position of the eccentric member to move as the seat back is adjusted over its range of motion to accommodate variation in the gears.

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