Welcome to the forum Derekt. A quick search brings up this possibility for parts and an exploded diagram which often helps in seeing how it was assembled. The diagram is attached as well. Looks similar but maybe larger. Otherwise maybe someone on the forum has one or similar that can assist.
Ryobi CR1000VA bearing replacement
Hi Everyone,
Wondered if someone can tell me how to separate the plastic top portion from the aluminium lower portion so that I can replace both top and bottom bearing in my router.
I assume there must be screws that need undoing to release the two parts. So far I haven't found them and wondered if they are the two hex headed screws shown in one of the parts diagrams on the net which seem to be under the electric connection block and labeled as part 37.
Have attached a picture
Any suggestions much appreciated.
Wondered if someone can tell me how to separate the plastic top portion from the aluminium lower portion so that I can replace both top and bottom bearing in my router.
I assume there must be screws that need undoing to release the two parts. So far I haven't found them and wondered if they are the two hex headed screws shown in one of the parts diagrams on the net which seem to be under the electric connection block and labeled as part 37.
Have attached a picture
Any suggestions much appreciated.
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Most of the routers I've had apart had a top cap that was held on by screws which you removed and then you had to remove the field coils and armature to get at the lower bearing. A quick look at the diagram Steve provided makes it look like that might be the case with yours too Derek.
Thanks Steve and Charles
Yes the diagram does mention a couple of hex head screws which maybe what I am looking for. Bacon and eggs for breakfast then down to the workshop to see if I can find them. They maybe under the incoming power cable holding clamp and I just haven't found them yet.
Thanks for your comments
Derek
Yes the diagram does mention a couple of hex head screws which maybe what I am looking for. Bacon and eggs for breakfast then down to the workshop to see if I can find them. They maybe under the incoming power cable holding clamp and I just haven't found them yet.
Thanks for your comments
Derek
Ryobi Router
Hi Gentlemen,
You were correct the two hex headed screws/bolts were under the speed control electronics on one side and the switch gear on the other.
All apart now, bearing procured and just have to put it back together.
Appreciate your respective help and hopefully it will be up and going again later today.
Regards
Derek
Hi Gentlemen,
You were correct the two hex headed screws/bolts were under the speed control electronics on one side and the switch gear on the other.
All apart now, bearing procured and just have to put it back together.
Appreciate your respective help and hopefully it will be up and going again later today.
Regards
Derek
Ryobi Router
Hi Gentlemen,
You were correct the two hex headed screws/bolts were under the speed control electronics on one side and the switch gear on the other.
All apart now, bearing procured and just have to put it back together.
Appreciate your respective help and hopefully it will be up and going again later today.
Regards
Derek
Hi Gentleman, thanks for your very helpful advice on how to get to the front bearing. I managed to remove the retaining ring (circlip) and the shaft came loose from the bearing. Now I am very careful to which side the bearing must be pressed out. My inclination is that it must be pressed out the side of the armature. Any advice on this will be much appreciated. Regards
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