Difficulty
Easy
Steps
9
Time Required
7 minutes
Sections
2
- trim loss
- 4 steps
- pinion
- 5 steps
Flags
1
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
trim loss
- These two pins must be removed.
These two pins must be removed.
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Step 2
- Here, a screwdriver or other stable thin object (in the picture: letter opener) can be helpful
Here, a screwdriver or other stable thin object (in the picture: letter opener) can be helpful
Step 3
- TIP: if you remove the cladding more often (for example, for thorough cleaning), it may be helpful to provide the splints with some insulating tape, so the use of tools is unnecessary
TIP: if you remove the cladding more often (for example, for thorough cleaning), it may be helpful to provide the splints with some insulating tape, so the use of tools is unnecessary
Step 4
- The panel is now dismantled
The panel is now dismantled
Step 5
pinion
- If there is an additional main sprocket and engine sprocket protection (not serial condition), this must be removed first. To do this, all marked screws must be turned out with a PH1 screwdriver. These are two different screws.
- When the vehicle is in the delivery state, only the red marked screw has to be removed.
If there is an additional main sprocket and engine sprocket protection (not serial condition), this must be removed first. To do this, all marked screws must be turned out with a PH1 screwdriver. These are two different screws.
When the vehicle is in the delivery state, only the red marked screw has to be removed.
Step 6
- Then remove the red marked screw (PH1) on the underside (hold the green marked part),
- to take out the green marked column / column.
Then remove the red marked screw (PH1) on the underside (hold the green marked part),
to take out the green marked column / column.
Step 7
- To loosen the pinion, the grub screw that fixes it to the motor output shaft must be loosened. For this you need a 1.5mm Imbus.
- The rod to adjust the fall on the right rear wheel (direction of travel) should be solved on the vehicle side to remove the old part better (in the photo already done) and the new one to lead.
- Then it can simply be pulled back and removed
To loosen the pinion, the grub screw that fixes it to the motor output shaft must be loosened. For this you need a 1.5mm Imbus.
The rod to adjust the fall on the right rear wheel (direction of travel) should be solved on the vehicle side to remove the old part better (in the photo already done) and the new one to lead.
Then it can simply be pulled back and removed
Step 8
- When pushing the new part onto the shaft, please note that it has a flattened side. At this the grub screw (marked in green) should rest.
When pushing the new part onto the shaft, please note that it has a flattened side. At this the grub screw (marked in green) should rest.
Step 9
- Then the distance of the two gears to each other should be adjusted correctly. Too big a game makes sure that the teeth consume early, with too little play it can not be turned anymore.
- To adjust, slightly open the green marked screw and tilt the motor in the desired direction.
Then the distance of the two gears to each other should be adjusted correctly. Too big a game makes sure that the teeth consume early, with too little play it can not be turned anymore.
To adjust, slightly open the green marked screw and tilt the motor in the desired direction.
Please dispose of the old part properly! Best in the metal container on the recycling center, so it can be recycled. It has nothing to do with household waste. Work the steps in reverse order to reassemble the vehicle.
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