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Disassembly/Assembly Instructions – .4Hp/Straight-Line/Planetary/Rear Exhaust

Important: The Manufacturer’s warranty is void if the tool is disassembled before the warranty expires.
Notice: Dynabrade recommends the use of the 52296 Repair Collar (sold separately) during the disassembly and assembly of this sander. All of the special repair tools
referred to in these instructions can be ordered from Dynabrade. Please refer to this parts page for the proper part identification.

Motor Disassembly:

1.

Shut the air supply and disconnect the sander from the air supply hose.

2.

Remove the mandrel and abrasive.

3.

Use the 

52296

Repair Collar to hold the housing in a vise.

4.

Remove the 

53152

Gear Case from the housing by turning it counterclockwise.

5.

Pull the air motor from the housing.

6.

Fasten the 

96346

, 2" Bearing Separator around the portion of the 

01476

Cylinder that is closest to the 

02676

Rear Bearing Plate. Place the separator on the table of the

96232

, #2 Arbor Press so that the pinion is pointing down.

7.

Use a 3/16" dia. flat end drive punch as a press tool and push the rotor out of the 

02696

Bearing.

8.

Remove the 

02696

Bearing from the 

02676

Rear Bearing Plate with the 

96210

Bearing Removal Tool and the arbor press.

9.

Position the 

01478

Front Bearing Plate against the flat side of the bearing separator with the pinion pointing up. Place these on the arbor press and push the rotor 

from the 

02649

Bearing.

10.

Push the 

02649

Bearing out of the 

01478

Front Bearing Plate and remove the shims.

11.

Slip the 

01479

Spacer off the rotor.

Motor Disassembly Complete.

Gear Case Disassembly:

1.

Shut the air supply and disconnect the sander from the air supply hose.

2.

Remove the mandrel and abrasive.

3.

Use the 

52296

Repair Collar to hold the 

53456

Housing in a vise.

4.

Remove the 

53152

Gear Case from the housing by turning it counterclockwise.

5.

Remove the 

01547

Insulator Collar and hold the wrench flats of the gear case in a vise with aluminum or bronze jaws so that the collet or arbor assembly is pointing up.

6.

Use a 2.5mm adjustable pin spanner wrench or the 

50971

Lock Ring Wrench to remove the 

50781

Rear Exhaust Cover by turning it counterclockwise.

7.

Use the 

96401

, 2mm Hex Key to remove the 

50784

Lock Screw from the 

53152

Gear Case.

8.

Pull the planetary gear assembly from the 

53152

Gear Case.

9.

Fasten the 

96346

, 2" Bearing Separator between the rear 

54520

Bearing and the 

54468

Ring Gear so that the flat side of the separator is against the ring gear. To remove 

the bearing from the planetary carrier, place the separator on the table of the 

96232

#2 Arbor Press so that the pinion gear is pointing down. Use a 3/8" dia. flat end drive 

punch as a press tool to push the planetary carrier from the 

54520

Bearing.

10.

Remove the shafts and gears from the planetary carrier.

11.

Carefully hold the 

56786

Planetary Carrier in a vise with aluminum or bronze jaws. Apply localized heat to the 

50782

Adapter to soften the thread adhesive. Use an 

adjustable wrench to remove the adapter by turning it counterclockwise.

12.

Use the bearing separator and the arbor press to remove the front 

54520

Bearing.

Gear Case Disassembly Complete.

Valve Disassembly:

1.

Use the 

52296

Repair Collar to hold the housing in a vise. Position the air inlet so that it is pointing up.

2.

Hold the 

94523

Inlet Adapter stationary with an adjustable wrench and remove the air fitting with another wrench by turning it counterclockwise.

Important:

The 

94523

Inlet Adapter must be held stationary with a wrench when the air fitting is installed or removed to avoid damage to the housing.

3.

Remove the 

94523

Inlet Adapter by turning it counterclockwise. 

Note:

Carefully remove the 

01564

Air Control Ring saving it to avoid loss. Refer to the exploded view to 

identify muffler components and the order of disassembly/assembly. 

4.

Use a needle nose pliers to remove the 

01468

Spring and the 

01472

Tip Valve. The 

01464

Seal can be picked out of the housing with a small flat bladed screwdriver.

5.

Use a 2.5mm flat end drive punch to remove the 

12132

Pin and throttle lever.

6.

Use the retaining ring pliers to remove 

95558

Retaining Ring and push the 

01469

Speed Regulator Assembly along with the 

01449

Valve Stem out of the housing.

Valve disassembly complete.

Valve Assembly:

1.

Install the 

01469

Speed Regulator Assembly (o-rings included) along with the 

01449

Valve Stem into the housing and hold it in place with the 

95558

Retaining Ring.

2.

Install the 

01464

Seal into the inlet opening of the housing.

3.

Align the hole in the 

01449

Valve Stem with the inlet opening of the housing.

4.

Use needle nose pliers to install the 

01472

Tip Valve so that the metal pin fits into the hole of the 

01449

Valve Stem.

5.

Install the 

01468

Spring so that the small end of the spring fits against the tip valve.

6.

Assemble the 

94519

Muffler Assembly and install the 

01564

Air Control Ring onto the inlet opening of the housing.

7.

Apply a small amount of the Loctite

®

#567 (or equivalent) to the male threads of the 

94523

Inlet Adapter. 

8.

Install the muffler assembly onto the housing. (Torque to 23 N•m/200 in. lbs.)

Valve Assembly Complete.

Important: Clean and inspect parts before assembling.

Motor Assembly:

1.

Install the 

01479

Spacer onto the rotor.

2.

Place .003" (.08mm) thickness shims from the 

54529

Shim Pack into the 

01478

Front Bearing Plate as an initial spacing. Install the 

02649

Bearing into the 

01478

Front 

Bearing Plate. Use the 

96240

Bearing Press Tool against the inner race of the bearing and press the assembly onto the rotor.

3.

Check the clearance between the rotor and the bearing plate by using a .001" (.03mm) to .0015" (.04mm) thick feeler gauge. The clearance should be .001" (.03mm) to 
.0015" (.04mm).  If necessary, adjust the clearance by repeating steps 1-3 changing shims as required. Once the proper rotor/bearing plate clearance is achieved, install 
blades that have been lubricated with the 

95842

Dynabrade Air Lube (10W/NR or equivalent). 

4.

Install the 

01476

Cylinder so that it rests against the 

01478

Front Bearing Plate. Make sure that the air inlet holes of the cylinder line up with the air inlet holes in the

02676

Rear Bearing Plate.

5.

Use the 

96216

Bearing Press Tool against the outer race of the bearing to press the 

02696

Bearing into the 

02676

Rear Bearing Plate. Use the 

96216

Bearing Press Tool 

against the inner race of the bearing to press this assembly onto the rotor. 

Important:

The fit must be snug between the bearing plates and the cylinder. If it is too tight the 

rotor will not turn freely. The rotor must turn freely while still maintaining a snug fit. A loose fit will not achieve proper preload of the motor bearings. Place a small amount of 
grease on the seal of the 

02696

Bearing and stick the 

02679

Shield against the bearing.

6.

Use the 

52296

Repair Collar to secure the housing in a vise. Position the opening of the housing so that the motor cavity is pointing up.

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