P 10/22
Repair
[3]DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
[3]-4. Motor section, Switch
DISASSEMBLING
Note: Motor section and Switch can be replaced without removing Carbon brushes.
Fig. 22
Remove four 4x35 Tapping screws from Gear housing complete and nine 4x18
Tapping screws from Housing (R). Housing (R) can now be removed.
Housing (L) | Handle (R) | Housing (R) |
Gear housing complete |
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4x35 Tapping |
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screw (4pcs.) |
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| 4x18 Tapping screw |
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| (9pcs.) on Housing (R) |
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| 4x18 Tapping screw |
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| (2pcs.) on Handle (R) |
Note: | Note: |
For easier repair, except when repairing | Except when replacing Switch, it is recommended |
Motor section, it is recommended not to | not to remove two 4x18 Tapping screws that fasten |
remove two 4x35 Tapping screws that | Handle (R) to Handle (L). (See Fig. 24.) |
fasten Housing (L) to Gear housing complete. | With the screws left untightened, Handle section |
(See Fig. 23.) | can be removed as an assembly. (See Fig. 25.) |
Fig. 23 |
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When removing four 4x35 Tapping screws |
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from Gear housing complete and nine 4x18 |
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Tapping screws from Housing (R), put the |
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loop portion of Side grip between workbench |
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and Housing (L) as drawn on the right for |
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efficient disassembly. |
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Without the support of Side grip, Gear housing |
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complete will tend to separate from Housing (L), | loop portion |
causing the machine to fall apart. | |
| of Side grip |
Fig. 24
Remove two Pins 6 and two 4x18 Tapping screws, then separate Handle (R) from Handle (L).
Switch can now be replaced. (Also see Figs.
4x18 Tapping screw (2 pcs.)
Pin 6Handle (R) (2pcs.)
Handle (L)
Fig. 25
Remove two Pins 6 and Handle section from Housing (L) to disassemble Motor section.
Handle section
[assembly of Handles (R) and (L)]
Pin 6 (2 pcs.)
Compression spring 10 (2 pcs.)