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<2> Replacing Armature and Drum
Disassembling
5. Remove Ball bearings 6000ZZ and 608ZZ from Drum using Bearing extractor (No.1R269).
Between Drum and Ball bearing 608ZZ, there is no space for insertion of the jaw of the bearing extractor.
When removing Ball bearing 608ZZ, therefore, be sure to use a proper adjustable wrench to securely hold the
jaws of the bearing extractor so that the jaws cannot spread and slip off the ball bearing. (Fig. 4)
Note: Be careful not to cut yourself on the sharp edges on the front faces of Drum.
Fig. 4
Ball bearing 6000ZZ
Assembling
1. Do the reverse of disassembling procedure.
2. When installing Ball bearings 608ZZ and 6000ZZ on Drum,
use arbor press and Bearing setting plate (No.1R033) as
illustrated in Fig. 5.
[3] Planing Depth Adjustment
Scale label on knob 42 does not indicate correct planing depth after replacement of any one of the following parts:
Front base, Base, Main frame complete, Knob 42
In this case, be sure to replace Scale label and do planing depth adjustment as described below.
1. Remove Scale label from Knob 42, and then assemble Base and parts of Front base section to the tool.
2. Put the tool on a completely flat surface such as the table of stationary planers or the turn table of LS-series models.
(If these tools are not available, use a stainless steel scale instead.)
And then turn Knob 42 so that the height of Base is completely aligned with that of Front base.
3. Install Scale label on Knob 42 so that the line of 0mm on Scale label is aligned with the apex of the triangle mark
on Main frame complete as illustrated in Fig. 6.
Fig. 6
Scale label
Triangle mark
Ball bearing 608ZZ
Fig. 5
P 3 / 4
Bearing extractor
(No.1R269)
Adjustable wrench
Arbor press
Drum
Ball bearing
Bearing setting plate
(No.1R033)
Triangle mark
Scale label
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