Introduction

If your motor is damaged you will have to replace the entire motor assembly. This guide will provide you with a step-by-step guide to replacing the motor assembly.

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    • Unplug the saw before attempting any of the replacement guides.

    • Orient the saw so that the handle is closest to you and the saw end points towards the left.

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    • Push down on the grey lock on the right side of the handle to unlock it.

    • Pull the handle to detach it from the saw.

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    • Lift the black lock at the tip of the saw to unlock the depth gauge.

    • Pull the depth gauge to detach it from the saw.

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    • Rotate the device so that the bottom of the saw is facing upwards.

    • Remove the six 20mm screws with a 6mm flathead screwdriver.

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    • Cut through the stickers on the right and left sides of the saw using a metal spudger.

    • Pull off the top half of the casing.

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    • Lift the motor assembly out of the casing.

    • The white plastic piece connecting the wires and holding the motor brushes in place is fragile. Be careful to not break it when removing the motor assembly.

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    • Detach the wire connected to the bottom of the motor assembly.

    • Rotate the motor away from you so that the second wire is visible, and detach that wire as well.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Lauren Russell

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