MAINTENANCE (CONTINUED)
4. Install existing or new brushes so the | Cleaning The Tool |
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curved surface of the brush end | Ventilation openings and switch levers must | |||||
matches the curvature of the motor | be kept clean and free of foreign matter. Do | |||||
commutator (as seen through the brush | not attempt to clean by inserting pointed | |||||
opening). | objects through openings. | |||||
NOTE: The detent on the brass clip must fit |
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into the slot on the side of the brush pocket, |
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which secures the brass clip in the proper |
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position (Figure C). |
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5. Reinstall brush covers by angling the |
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certain brush spring is centered in the |
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“V” notch on brush, then snap closed |
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the clip end of the brush cover. | and solvents will damage | |||||
6. Plug power cord into a wall outlet. Run | plastic parts. Some of these are: | |||||
the rotary tool at full speed for 5 | gasoline, | carbon | tetrachloride, | |||
minutes under no load. This will | chlorinated cleaning solvents, ammonia | |||||
properly seat the brushes and extend | and household detergents that contain | |||||
the life of the tool. | ammonia. |
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Tool Lubrication | Clean the “soft grip” areas of the tool using a | |||||
damp cloth. Tougher soiled areas may | ||||||
There is no need to lubricate the rotary tool. | require more than one wipe application to | |||||
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