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Fig. 2-2-3

Fig. 2-2-4

(5) Disassemble Motor section as shown below.

(6) Holding Fan 94 with leather safety gloves on,

      remove M6 Hex nut by turning it counterclockwise

      with an impact driver and Socket bit 10.

Fig. 2-2-5

Fig. 2-2-6

Fig. 2-2-7

Fig. 2-2-8

(7) Remove Fan 94 from Motor section as shown below.

      Note:

 The orientation of

 

Flange matters.

(11) Stand Motor on the rear end of Rotor

        on a workbench, then push down Stator

        to the workbench and then pull up Rotor

        while pressing down Stator.

(12) Remove Controller B by unscrewing

        four 2x10 + Pan head tapping screws.

Fig. 2-2-9

Assemble by reversing the disassembly procedure.

Note 1.

 The recommended tightening torque for 

four 2x10 + Pan head

             tapping screws is 0.15-0.35 N·m (

Fig. 2-2-8

)

.

Note 2.

 Remember that the orientation of Flange matters

 (

Fig. 2-2-5

)

.

Note 3.

 

When tightening M6 Hex nut to fasten Fan 94 to Motor section:

             • Hold Fan 94 as shown on right, with leather safety gloves on,

               to prevent corotation of Fan 94 and M6 Hex nut.

             • Turn M6 Hex nut clockwise with an impact driver and

               Socket bit 10; if you use a DTD137 class impact driver,

               set it in soft mode, then turn the nut for 0.5 minutes.

               The recommended torque is 2-3 N·m.

Assembling

Support ring

Fan cover 

Fan 94 

Motor section 

Washer 6

Be sure to hold Fan 94 to prevent

corotation of Fan 94 and M6 Hex nut.

M6 Hex nut

Impact driver

M6 Hex nut 

Fan 94

Flange

(8) Remove

Support A.

(9) Remove Fan base

by unscrewing three

4x18 Tapping screws.

(10) Remove Motor housing L by

unscrewing four 4x18 Tapping screws.

Rotor

Stator

Stator

Support

Controller B

No.1 Phillips

screwdriver

2x10 + Pan head tapping screw (4 pcs)

Summary of Contents for DVC260

Page 1: ...as option Note This model is not compatible with BL1815 1 3Ah Dimensions 1 mm Width W Height H Length L 152 6 230 9 373 14 3 4 Battery 4 Battery cover 5 Charger 4 Hose complete 28 1 0 Bent pipe assem...

Page 2: ...sembling Assembling of Upper Housing P 8 12 2 4 Replacing Cleaning of Rear Block Filter P 13 14 Circuit Diagram P 25 Wiring Diagram P 26 30 3 TROUBLESHOOTING P 31 33 2 2 Replacing Motor and Fan 94 Fig...

Page 3: ...s 0 15 0 35 N m Fig 2 2 8 Note 2 Remember that the orientation of Flange matters Fig 2 2 5 Note 3 When tightening M6 Hex nut to fasten Fan 94 to Motor section Hold Fan 94 as shown on right with leathe...

Page 4: ...ng Fig 2 3 1 4 11 Remove Seal from Dust box cover to replace it When assembling match the shape of Seal with that of the rib and then fit Seal over the rib ensuring that it is correctly located along...

Page 5: ...e of Upper and Lower housing completes by blowing with compressed air Remove dust from Rear block filters by blowing with compressed air or washing with water 2 4 Replacing Cleaning of Rear Block Filt...

Page 6: ...l switch c Switch for LED A Connector B Flag receptacle with lock 250 t 0 8mm C Straight receptacle with lock 187 t 0 8mm 26AWG 26AWG 25AWG Controller B Stator Sub controller LED Controller A Fuse 16A...

Page 7: ...wires orange white blue of Stator through this groove Route five Lead wires red blue yellow white black of Controller B through these grooves Fasten Controller B to Stator as shown below Stator Contr...

Page 8: ...uard of Power supply cord unit to Switch case Do not assemble it to Upper housing complete Power supply cord unit In Switch Case Sub controller Upper switch case Put Connectors in this place as shown...

Page 9: ...nectors Route Power supply cord unit through this groove Route the following Lead wires of Controller A between Ribs B and C and between Rib D and Boss black yellow red to Terminal A red blue yellow w...

Page 10: ...Trouble on Controller can be checked with Tester 1R402 A as described in Fig T 2 Fig T 1 Star mark 1 Set Tester 1R402 A to Diode mode 2 Remove Battery from the machine 3 Touch Terminal with the black...

Page 11: ...D lights up by operating Switch for LED Replace Controller A Controller A is broken Replace Controller B Replace Sub controller Sub controller is broken Controller B is broken Disconnection of Lead wi...

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