STEP 5
Now we must connect our reassembled nose section to
the main RDH Body. First, secure and compress the
large C-Clip at the bottom of the nose section with a
large Zip-Tie, (larger ones work best).
STEP 6
Once you have secured and compressed the large C-Clip,
carefully lower the nose section
onto the motor assembly, which
should be secured, once again in a
9/16” collet.
Lower the nose section until the
C-clip slips into the upper edge of
the main RDH body and the Zip-
Tie has been pushed up to the
main knurled edge of the nose
section. Then, simply cut the Zip-
Tie loose with an exacto knife and
firmly push the nose section all the
way into the main RDH body.
STEP 7
Your Midwest RDH Should now be fully assembled and ready to
test. Many times, the colored rubber band at the bottom of the
motor will be missing or in poor condition. Replacing this band
improves the look of the handpiece greatly and we recommend
this addition with most RDH repairs.
The bands are part# 40422RDH and come in several colors.
