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9-1. Disassembly
(1) First, remove the bit. If further disassembly is attempted with the bit mounted on the router, it may cause
damage to the cutting edges of the bit and/or serious injury to the handler.
(2) Removal of the Base
[76]
([75])
(Fig. 3)
(a) Stand the router upright so that the bottom surface of the Base
[76]
([75])
is directed downward.
(b) Lock Lever (A)
[49]
([48])
.
(c) With a 13-mm wrench, remove the Screw M8
[62]
([61])
.
(d) Release Lever (A)
[49]
([48])
and disassemble the Base
[76]
([75])
from the main body. As the Springs
[41]
[42] ([40])
([41])
are installed within the columns of the Base
[76]
([75])
, be sure to support the main
body by firmly gripping the handle during disassembly.
Screw M8
[62]
([61])
Lever (A)
[49]
([48])
Spring
[41]
([40])
Spring
[42]
([41])
Base
[76]
([75])
Fig. 3
(3) Removal of the Head Cover
[9]
([7])
(Fig. 4)
Loosen and remove the three Tapping Screws (W/Flange) D4 x 25 (Black)
[16]
([14])
, and move the Head
Cover
[9]
([7])
toward the Cord
[2]
([2])
.
Fig. 4
Cord
[2]
([2])
Housing Ass'y
[27]
([26])
Tapping Screw (W/Flange)
D4 x 25 (Black)
[16]
([14])
Head Cover
[9]
([7])
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