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• 1 Remove 3 off M6 countersunk bolts shown 2 Remove top cap and keep for refurbishment 3 drive shaft from base to extract assembly from housing  +
• 1 Remove 3 off M8 socket caps indicated 2 Separate as shown . Two components are doweled together, use caution to not damage any faces when separating two parts  +
• 1 Remove 4 off M6 socket caps as shown 2 Separate block from motor Motor pinion housing to be refurbished . Motor and pinion to be disposed  +
• 1 Rotate blade flange with a 25mm spanner … 1 Rotate blade flange with a 25mm spanner to align 2 off M6 cap heads through access holes 2 Remove 2 off m6 socket cap bolts 3 Rotate blade flange to align second set of M6 socket caps and remove 4 off in total M6 socket caps to be removed
  ...There are also 4 off M6 countersunk bolts that are accessible through these access holes. These must not be removed
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• 1 Use drift to move bevel gear enough to allow pry bars to be used underneath 2 Use pry bars to remove gear 3 Key and shim washers to be reused Bevel gear to be disposed  +
• Clean and degrease parts indicated for rebuild  +
• Disconnect 4 off M6 countersunk bolts and separate bearing housing from face plate Both parts to be reused  +
• Extract shaft as shown, and remove bearings from housing Dispose of bearings  +
• Front assembly can now be extracted from the main housing  +
• Lock drive flange as shown and remove M5 fastener on end of bevel gear Machined washer to be reused  +
• Press blade flange out of bearing assembly Spacer between 2 bearings should be reused  +
• Raise pinion shown to allow blocks to be added beneath Use drift to separate pinion from shaft Dispose of pinion gear  +
• Remove 2 off m8 fasteners to remove damper bridge and pillars Dispose of all parts  +
• Remove 4 off M8 grubscrews indicated and extract 2 off hardened shafts from main body Shafts to be refurbished  +
• Remove M5 socket cap and washer and slide off blade guard Blade guard to be reused  +
• Remove bearing using drift and dispose of bearing  +
• Remove fasteners as shown Machined washer to be reused  +
• Remove two off keys from shaft to reuse and dispose f rest of components  +
• The stroke assembly must be dismantled in the exact manner stated as many sections can only be removed once mating parts have been extracted Please use the following steps accurately  +
• Use 17mm spanner to remove hard stop as shown Hard stop to be refurbished  +