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Motor Assembly/Disassembly Instructions

Important: Manufacturer’s warranty is void if tool is disassembled before warranty expires.
These instructions are for use in conjunction with Part Number 57260 Repair Kit, which includes special tools for proper disassembly/assembly of 
tool. A complete Tune-Up Kit, Part Number 96122 is available which includes assorted parts to help maintain and repair motor.

To Disassemble:

1.

Invert machine and secure in vise, using 

57092 

Collar (supplied in 

57260 

Repair Kit) or padded jaws.

2.

Remove sanding pad with 

50679 

Open-End Wrench (supplied with sander).

3.

Using a 2mm hex key remove the 

96166 

Set Screw.

4.

Insert 

56058 

Lock Ring Wrench (supplied in 

57260 

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

for service. 

Important: Do not remove the rubber seals from the motor housing.

5.

Remove 

95626 

Retainer Ring. Motor may now be disassembled.

6.

Remove the rear plate assembly by securing the 

54631 

Cylinder in a standard 2 inch bearing separator or use a standard bearing puller gripped on the 

cylinder inlet/exhaust area. Push the motor shaft balancer through the bearing. Remove cylinder, rotor, vanes and key.

7.

Remove 

54630 

Front Plate and press off 

02695 

Front Motor Bearing, using a 2 inch bearing separator and a #2 arbor press.

8.

Remove 

01206 

Bearing from the 

54629 

Rear Bearing Plate.

9.

Disassemble the balancer assembly as follows:

a.)

Remove 

95630 

Snap Ring. Screw the threaded portion of the 

56056 

Bearing Puller (supplied in 

57260 

Repair Kit) into the 

57069 

Balancer Shaft.

Note: 

Heat the outside of the motor shaft balancer to approximately 200° F. Now, using the slider weight, pull the assembly out.

b.)

Press off 

56052 

Bearing and remove loose parts.

10.

If during step 8, the 

56052 

Bearing remains in the motor shaft balancer, it can be removed by heating the shaft balancer again and using the 

56081

Bearing Chuck, 

56080

Bearing Puller Stud, 

95334

Hex Nut connected to the 

56056

Balancer Bearing Puller Assembly. Remove the bearing.

To Assemble:

Important:

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

1.

Assemble the balancer assembly as follows: 

a.)

Install 

95630 

Snap Ring onto 

57069 

Balancer Shaft. Install 

95628 

Shield with convex face toward hex

of balancer shaft.

b.)

Install 

56053 

Bearing Seal. 

Note:

Be certain seal is pressed completely over shaft step.

c.)

Apply a slight amount of #271 Loctite

®

(or equivalent) to inside diameter of the 

56052 

Bearing and the

outside diameter of the 

57069 

Balancer Shaft.

d.)

Press 

56052 

Bearing, with seal side toward hex of balancer shaft, up to shaft step using 

57091 

Bearing

Press Tool (supplied in 

57260 

Repair Kit) (Drawing 1).

2.

Place the motor shaft balancer in a soft jaw vise with large end up.

3.

Apply a slight amount of #271 Loctite

®

(or equivalent) on the outside diameter of the 

56052 

Bearing and slide

the balancer shaft assembly into the motor shaft balancer until 

56052 

Bearing is firmly seated at bottom.

Squeeze 

95630 

Snap Ring into groove in motor shaft balancer to complete the assembly. Remove from vise.

4.

Press 

02695 

Bearing onto the motor shaft balancer down to the shoulder using 

57091 

Bearing Press

Tool (Drawing 2).

5.

Install 

54630 

Front Bearing Plate onto 

02695 

Bearing and check for smooth rotation (Drawing 3).

6.

Place 

54673 

Rotor Key, 

54671 

Rotor, and 

54674 

Blades onto shaft. 

Note: 

Be certain rotor “floats” easily on the shaft. Because the design of this 

motor uses a “floating rotor”, there is no need to set or adjust gap between the rotor and the end plates.

7.

Place 

54631 

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

54630 

Front Bearing Plate.

8.

Install 

01206

Bearing into 

54629 

Rear Bearing Plate. Place bearing and bearing plate over shaft and “long” end of line-up pin and press fit

in place (Drawing 4).

9.

Install 

95626 

Retaining Ring concave side toward motor. 

Note: 

Be certain that retaining ring is completely pressed down onto its groove on the shaft.

10.

Grease the rubber seals inside the housing using a small amount of multi purpose grease or petroleum jelly.

Note: 

Be certain that rubber seals in housing have not pulled out of their seat during disassembly. If this has happened re-seat seals by pushing them 

until they are flush with inside diameter.

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Balancer Shaft

Shaft Step

Bearing Seal and

Bearing Shield

Drawing 1

Balancer Shaft

Assembly

Motor Shaft

Balancer

02695 

Bearing

57091

Bearing Press Tool

Drawing 2

57091

Bearing Press Tool

Balancer Shaft

Assembly

Motor Shaft

Balancer

02695 

Bearing

Front Bearing Plate

Drawing 3

57091

Bearing Press Tool

Front Bearing Plate

(with 

02695 

Bearing)

54629 

Rear Bearing Plate

(with 

01206 

Bearing)

Cylinder Assembly

(w/ rotor and vanes)

Line-Up Pin

Drawing 4

56052 

Bearing

57091

Bearing Press Tool

Motor Shaft Balancer

Balancer Shaft

Assembly

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