How do you remove the old part? It appears that mine is threaded on the shaft.
291599
Mine was just screwed on, I ended up ordered complete handles and latches from the topper manufacture.
1401736
I removed the motor form the housing bracket which included two bolts and the snap-in electrical plug. I then had someone hold the motor gear on a work bench over a hole that would allow the roll pin to pass through. Then the pin was tapped out of the motor shaft using a hammer and a drive pin punch of the correct diameter i.e. slightly smaller than the pin.
1546653
the back of mine is very easy to unscrew. maybe yours was cross threaded. return it
2097060
Definitely threaded. I have not disassembled this one, but I did another older one.
1676617
You have to remove the assemble that the motor is attached to. That is clipped in or there are screws holding it. Once it's removed there should be two nuts that are on the bolts going through the housing of the motor. Remove the nuts and it should come off.
2079963
What u do is remove the clips that are by the handle..... Then un screw it with a Phillips screwdriver..... Then put the new one on the same way u took it off...... Easy..... It will take u 15 min
1067137
I know what your talking about! I haven't tried very hard to fix this.Im thinking along the lines of shimming it with really thin strips of metal,but I haven't tried this myself,Im also considering welding a bit ,then grinding it till it fits. Best of luck!
120600
You unscrew the old coupling by turning clockwise. Screw on the new coupling counter-clockwise.
1473925
The solinoid is threaded and unscrews. When screwing in the new solinoid be careful not to over tighten.
1509859
you need to hold the shaft below the ball with pliers and unscrew the ball. Pull the assembly out of the spout and put the new one back in reverse order. When you tighten the new ball hold the shaft with something to protect it from getting marred. Hope this helps
510346
Sounds like what happened to me. I disassembled the pump with ease and one of the shafts was broken on the rotor. Easy to replace. Good luck.
2084002
I'm really not sure I have not replaced mine yet...I now when I was installing it originally i needed to screw something on...try unscrewing?
757060
That happened to mine when it was shipped so I called 800-4DREMEL, somebody there walked me through the process. It's sort of hard for me to explain but I'll try. Take off the collet nut, if you see a silver colored shaft still sticking out of the nut pull it out if you can, if you can't pull it out then push it out using something hard like a pen or the little screw driver/wrench thing that came with it. Then put the collet back into the dremel unit followed by the collet nut, then the shaft that has the drum disk goes in and tighten it down. Hopefully that helps somebody. If all else fails call the nice people at the company. I was very pleased with their customer service and my dog is pleased that I don't use the guillotine clippers on her anymore.
2204740
I used an impact driver to remove the screws. The company put thread locker on the screws when installed making them difficult if not impossible to remove by hand.
1632855
You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what model it will fit. Hope this helps, good luck. You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what... » Read More You have to carefully, but with enough force pull the old one off. I had to support the motor with one hand while pulling very hard on the base of old fan. Because the old fan was somewhat brittle some blades did get broken. To install the new blade I found that it was a very tight fit. I used a drill bit (the same size as the shaft in the motor) to open "just the end" to get the end to start then used a lot of force to squeeze it on. I think if you had a clamp with enough clearance over the blades you could possibly install it easier. I'm not sure what fan model mine is or what model it will fit. Hope this helps, good luck. « Show Less
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It sounds like the O Ring is stuck. You may tear the O Ring up getting it off. There is a lot of corrosion there. When you put it back on, put clear waterproof grease around the O Ring and the place it fits in. Also around the threads. I had the same problem until I did this.
2261054
Depending on the diameter of the shaft, y'all have to remove the insert. Slip shaft into base and tighten screw on base shaft