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MOTOR REPLACEMENT

NOTE: To remove the motor, the motor screw

covers must be removed and will be

destroyed during the process. Replace

the motor screw covers with new ones.

(Refer to the Parts List for replacements.)

If the motor housing has been previously

damaged and has to be replaced, destroy

the housing instead of the motor screw

covers to remove the covers. (Refer to

the Parts List for housing replacements.)

- ALL MODELS -

To replace the motor (all models):

1. Turn the motor housing to where the top is facing up.

2. Unplug the power cord.

NOTE: To remove the motor, the motor shaft

sleeve must be removed and will be

destroyed during the process. (Refer to

the Parts List for replacements.)

4. Remove the three (3) plastic motor screw covers on the

top of the unit by drilling a small hole in the middle,

inserting a screw, and popping it off using a pliers.

Discard the damaged motor screw covers.

3. To remove the motor shaft sleeve, the preferred method is

to use a hand held rotary tool (Dremel® type tool) with a

cut off wheel attached. Carefully cut the motor shaft

sleeve down its length deep enough to loosen the sleeve

from the motor shaft. Do not damage the motor shaft

during this process. Remove the motor shaft sleeve.

If a rotary tool is not available, the alternate method is to

position a chisel through the top/center of the sleeve.

Using a plastic hammer, rap the tool thereby splitting the

motor shaft sleeve. Continue to split the sleeve until it can

be pulled off the motor shaft.

NOTE: The motor shaft can be damaged if it is

struck too hard using a hammer. Be very

careful if using a chisel to remove the

motor shaft sleeve.

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