Lagler Flip, Handling, Maintenance, Safety

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CHANGING THE CARBON BRUSHES
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7 Rotate the new motor belt pulley onto the motor shaft.
8 Tighten the motor belt pulley using the spanner and pliers.
9 Fit the handle to the motor housing.
10 Then install the attachment and tighten the V-belt as
described in Section 6.2 .
6.5 CHANGING THE CARBON BRUSHES
Carbon brushes (Art. no. in Section 11, Spare parts ) with safety
contacts are used to prevent the collector from being damaged
by completely worn-out carbon brushes. These safety contacts
will switch off the machine automatically when the wear limit is
reached. The carbon brushes should, however, be replaced at
least once a year in order to prevent damage to the machine!
1 Switch off the machine and always pull the power supply
plug out of the socket!
2 Undo the four fixing screws of the handle and remove it
from the motor housing, ensuring that no small parts fall
into the motor (Fig. 40 + 41).
3 Pull off the connector of one of the carbon brushes from
the carbon holder (Fig. 42).
4 Use the universal spanner to turn the brass pressure clamp
so that it faces the back and remove the worn carbon brush
(Fig. 42).
5 Insert the new carbon brush and turn back the brass
pressure clamp (Fig. 43).
6 Fix the carbon brush connector on the contact provided.
Install the carbon brush cable as for the other old carbon
brush that is still installed, to avoid subsequent pinching of
the cable (Fig. 43).
7 Now replace the second carbon brush in the same way.
8 Now refit the handle to the motor housing.
Fig. 42 Pull off the connector, turn the brass pressure clamp
to the back and remove the carbon brush.
Fig. 43 Insert the new carbon brush, turn back the brass
pressure clamp and attach the connector.
Professional tip:
You should have a qualified electrician clean
the collector by removing the carbon fines every
other time the carbon brushes are changed to
extend the service life of the motor!
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