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Care and Maintenance
1. Periodically remove the Adjuster Barrel and clean any brass shavings from
cutter head and shaft assembly.
2. Clean the Adjuster Barrel of any brass shavings. Remove the Bushing Cap
and clean the threads on the Bushing Cap and Adjuster Barrel.
3. Inspect and clean compression spring. Inspect and clean Bushings if neces-
sary.
4. Main body of trimmer can be wiped with a
damp clean cloth if needed.
5. The Case Trim Xpress is provided with a
lifetime carbide cutter head, under normal
use the cutter will give the user years of
clean, consistent cuts. In the event the
cutter head becomes damaged, it can be
changed easily.
6. To remove the cutter head, first turn the
Adjustment Wheel clockwise until the
Adjuster Barrel is free of the main body.
(pic 10)
7. Locate the set screw on the brass cutter
housing. (pic 11) Loosen set screw, and
remove cutter. Use caution when working
in the cutter head area, the carbide cutter is
very sharp and can cause injury.
8. To install a new cutter head, first locate
the "flat" on shank of the cutter head. (pic
12) The "flat" should be inserted so that
the set screw will contact it when tightened.
Tighten set screw firmly.
9. Reinstall Adjustment Barrel by turning
the Adjustment Wheel counter clockwise.
Make sure that the Adjuster Barrel is lined
up correctly in main body. You will notice
a slot cut on the bottom of the Adjuster
Barrel, (pic 13) this needs to be aligned
with the pin at the bottom of the main hous-
ing.
A light coat of oil can be applied to the
Adjuster Barrel threads and Bushing Cap.
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