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Disassembly/Assembly Instructions - Mini-Dynorbital

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Supreme

Important: Manufacturer’s warranty is void if tool is disassembled before warranty expires.
A Motor Repair Kit (57525) is available which contains special tools for disassembly/assembly. Please refer to parts breakdown for part identification.

Motor Disassembly:

1.

Disconnect tool from power source.

2.

Invert machine and secure in vise, using 

57092 

Collar (supplied in 

57525 

Repair Kit) or padded jaws. Remove sanding pad.

3.

Insert 

56058 

Lock Ring Tool (supplied in 

57525 

Repair Kit) into corresponding tabs of lock ring and unscrew. Motor may now be lifted out for service.

4.

Remove lock ring, washer, front ring and rear ring from motor. Remove 

95626 

Retaining Ring, upper motor may now be disassembled.

5.

Remove the rear plate and the cylinder assembly by securing the cylinder in a bearing separator gripped on the cylinder exhaust and extra pocket area.
Push the motor shaft through the bearing.

6.

Remove the rotor, vanes and key from the motor shaft. Remove the front plate using a small (#2) arbor press. Support the edges of the 
front plate while pressing on the small end of the motor shaft.

a.)

If, during step 7, the front plate and bearing remain together, press bearing out of the front plate using 

57091 

Press Tool (supplied in

57525 

Repair Kit).

b.)

If, during step 7, the front plate and 

57088 

Bearing remains on the motor shaft, it can be removed with a bearing separator.

7.

Remove 

01206 

Bearing from the rear plate by using a bearing press tool.

8.

Disassemble the head assembly as follows:

a.)

Place head assembly into a soft jaw vise. Using a thin screwdriver, pick out the end of retaining ring and peel out.

b.)

Screw threaded portion of the 

54121 

Bearing Puller (supplied in 

57525 

Repair Kit) onto the balancer shaft and using the slider weight, pull out.

c.)

Remove 

95558 

Retaining Ring. Press off 

57022 

Bearings and remove loose parts.

9.

If during step 8, the 

57022 

Bearings remain in the head assembly, they can be removed by heating the counterweight and using either an inside 

bearing puller or a blind hole bearing puller.

Motor Disassembly Complete.

To Assemble:

Important: 

Be certain all parts are clean and in good repair before assembling.

1.

Assemble the balancer assembly as follows: 

a.)

Install 

95613 

Retaining Ring onto 

54145 

Roloc Sub Assembly. Install 

95612 

Shield with convex face toward head of 

54145 

Roloc Sub Assembly.

b.)

Remove three of the four bearing seals from the 

50722 

Bearings. Press fit 

50722 

Bearings onto 

54145 

Roloc Sub Assembly with the remaining

bearing seal facing 

95612 

Shield. Install 

95558 

Retaining Ring.

2.

Place 

54036 

Counterweight into a soft jaw vise with the large end up.

3.

Apply a slight amount #271 Loctite

®

(or equivalent) in several places around the outside diameter of the 

50722 

Bearings and slide into the 

54036 

Counterweight until 

50722 

Bearings are firmly seated at bottom. Squeeze 

95613 

Retaining Ring into groove to complete the assembly. Remove from vise.

4.

Press 

57088 

Bearing onto the Motor Shaft down to the shoulder.

5.

Press 

57057 

Front Bearing Plate onto 

57088 

Bearing and check for smooth rotation.

6.

Place the 

57113 

Rotor and 

56047 

Key on the 

57528 

Motor Shaft. Place the vanes into the rotor slots.

Note:

Vanes should be lightly lubricated with Dynabrade Air Lube P/N 

95842 

(or equivalent) before installation into rotor slots.

7.

Place 

57058 

Cylinder Assembly over rotor. The “short” line-up pin goes toward the front plate.

8.

Place 

57056 

Rear Bearing Plate (with 

01206 

Rear Bearing pressed into place) over shaft and “long” end of line-up pin and press fit in place.

9.

Place 

95626 

Retaining Ring in groove.

10.

Place 

57054 

Rear Ring over the rear plate and line-up pin. Turn the motor over and place 

57055 

Front Ring over the front plate making sure that the 

“legs and fingers” on the front and rear rings line-up. Also the small cut-outs on both rings should line-up with the square holes in the cylinder/endplate 
assembly. Place 

95973 

Washer and 

57059 

Lock Ring onto the front ring with 1 drop of pneumatic tool oil spread between the washer and lock ring.

11.

Secure motor housing in vise, using 

57092 

Collar or padded jaws. Spread 2-3 drops of pneumatic tool oil around the housing bore and slide motor 

assembly in housing. 

Note:

Be certain line-up pin enters the pocket in bottom of the housing and the “legs” of the rings stay in line. 

12.

Tighten lock ring with 

56058 

Lock Ring Tool torque to 28 N•m/250 in. - lbs.

Motor Assembly Complete. Please allow 30 minutes for adhesives to cure before operating tool.

Valve and Speed Regulator Assemblies:

1.

Secure housing in vice using 

57092 

Collar or padded jaws.

2.

Remove inlet bushing, 

01468 

Spring, valve and seal from housing.

3.

Remove 

95697 

Retaining Ring. Press the spread regulator and valve stem out of the housing. Remove the 

01025 

O-Rings (2).

4.

Place new 

01025 

O-Rings (2) on the speed regulator and place in housing with valve stem. Install new 

95967 

Retaining Ring.

5.

Place seal in housing. Using tweezers or needle nose pliers, place the valve in the housing so that its pin goes into the valve stem hole. Place 

01468 

Spring into the housing so the small end is toward the tip valve.

6.

Spread 1 drop of #271 Loctite

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(or equivalent) around the threads of the inlet bushing and tighten into housing torque to 23 N•m/200 in. - lbs.

Tool Assembly Complete. Please allow 30 minutes for adhesives to cure before operating tool. 
Note: 

5,000 RPM Motors should operate at between 4,500 and 5,000 RPM at 6.2 bar (90 PSIG) and for 7,500 RPM Models between 7,500 and 8,250 RPM at

6.2 bar (90 PSIG). RPM should be checked with a tachometer or a magnetic tach such as Dynabrade’s P/N 

96368

. Before operating, we recommend that 2-3

drops of Dynabrade Air Lube P/N 

95842

(or equivalent) be placed directly into the air inlet with throttle lever depressed. Operate the machine for approximately

30 seconds before application to work piece to determine if machine is working properly and safely and to allow lubrication oils to properly dispense
through machine.

Loctite

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is a registered trademark of the Loctite Corp.

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Summary of Contents for Mini-Dynorbital Supreme

Page 1: ... 57053 Recessed Plug Optional 31 56027 Muffler Insert 3 32 69359 Muffler Body 33 01464 Seal 34 01472 Tip Valve 35 01468 Conical Spring 36 01494 Inlet Bushing Always operate inspect and maintain this tool in accordance with the Safety Code for portable air tools ANSI B186 1 and any other applicable safety codes and regulations Please refer to Dynabrade s Warning Safety Operating Instructions for mo...

Page 2: ...or in peek operating condition 7 Mineral spirits are recommended when cleaning the tool and parts Do not clean tool or parts with any solvents or oils containing acids esters keytones chlorinated hydrocarbons or nitro carbons 8 DO NOT clean or maintain air tools with chemicals that have a low flash point example WD 40 2 One Year Warranty Following the reasonable assumption that any inherent defect...

Page 3: ...ete the assembly Remove from vise 4 Press 57088 Bearing onto the Motor Shaft down to the shoulder 5 Press 57057 Front Bearing Plate onto 57088 Bearing and check for smooth rotation 6 Place the 57113 Rotor and 56047 Key on the 57528 Motor Shaft Place the vanes into the rotor slots Note Vanes should be lightly lubricated with Dynabrade Air Lube P N 95842 or equivalent before installation into rotor ...

Page 4: ...ators for proper buffing pressure operation Electronic tachometer pick up securely fastens to wear plate 94315 Pressure Gage to ensure peak operating performance 95842 Air Lube formulated for pneumatic tools Prevents rust and formation of gum sludge for longer tool operation with greater power and less downtime 96368 Tachometer used to measure tool RPM Filter Regulator Lubricator 11405 40 SCFM 100...

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