How can the assembly sequence be created during the removal of levers and linkage?

The assembly sequence can effectively be created by threading the components onto a nylon or wire tie. This method allows for a clear and tangible arrangement of the parts in the order they are removed. By physically linking the components together, it helps to prevent confusion during reassembly, as each part remains organized in the sequence it was taken apart. This hands-on approach provides a visual reference, ensuring that the technician can easily follow the assembly order and minimize the risk of misplacement or reassembly errors.

Using a wire tie or nylon strap is particularly advantageous in maintaining positional context for each part, especially in complex assemblies where multiple components are involved. This method is intuitive and can enhance the efficiency of the reassembly process, making it easier for technicians to understand which parts need to go back together first, as they visually follow the sequence indicated by the tie.