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The cover page and the footing are providing information about the type of product and manual as well as the version of the manual. The backside provides a list of the DT Swiss service centers. A list of all DT Swiss service centers can be found at www.dtswiss.com.
Biel/Switzerland. Swiss law shall apply. Submit any warranty claims to your retailer or a DT Swiss service center. Any defects recognised by DT Swiss AG as a warranty claim will be repaired or replaced by a DT Swiss service center.
To take advantage of this warranty, the product or part must be returned for examination, postage prepaid, to the dealer where you bought the product or to a DT Swiss service center. Proof of purchase date and an expla- nation of the complaint must accompany the product. If our inspection discloses a defect, DT Swiss will either repair or replace the product or refund the purchase price, if we cannot readily and quickly provide a repair or replacement.
The operations described in this manual should only be done by professionals. The user is liable for any damage or consequential damage which is caused by wrong maintained or wrong installed components. If you have doubts, please contact a DT Swiss service center. 370 Technical Manual...
• The components must not be changed or modified. • The component must not be used if it is damaged or there are any signs of damage. If in any doubt, consult a DT Swiss service center. DANGER Risk of death caused by incorrectly assembled or faulty wheels and hubs! •...
• In case of any doubts, contact a DT Swiss service center. CAUTION Danger of injury due to false spare parts! Usage of false spare parts can lead to unpredictable errors. • Only use original spare parts or spare parts released by DT Swiss. 370 Technical Manual...
1. Plug the mounting pin into one of the adapters (fig.3.1/2 or 8). 2. Push the mounting pin downwards (see picture). 3. Remove the adapter (fig.3.1/2 or 8) and the cover (fig.3.1/1). 4. Repeat steps on the second adapter. 370 Technical Manual...
3. Turn the hub 180°. 4. Put the mounting pin with its big diameter onto the spacer. 5. Drive out the bearing (fig.3.1/3) on the disc-side. Cleaning the Parts 1. Clean all parts of the hub (see Cleaning, p.6). 370 Technical Manual...
3. Put the installation tool into a vice. 4. Slide the non disc-side of the hub shell onto the tool. 5. Put the second installation tool onto the disc-side of the hub shell. 6. Drive in the bearing using a nylon hammer. 370 Technical Manual...
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11. Slide the disc-side of the hub shell onto the tool. 12. Put the second installation tool onto the non disc- side of the hub shell. 13. Drive in the bearing (fig.3.1/3) using a nylon ham- mer. 370 Technical Manual...
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14. Grease both bearings (fig.3.1/3). 370 Technical Manual...
1. Put the left adapter (fig.3.1/2) and the cover (fig.3.1/1) onto the hub. 2. Put the small diameter of the mounting sleeve onto the left adapter (fig.3.1/2). 3. Slide the mounting pin into the mounting sleeve. 4. Drive the cover (fig.3.1/1) onto the hub. 370 Technical Manual...
(fig.3.1/1) onto the hub. 2. Put the big diameter of the mounting sleeve onto the right adapter (fig.3.1/8). 3. Slide the mounting pin into the mounting sleeve. 4. Drive the cover (fig.3.1/1) onto the hub. Closing Steps Link not required 370 Technical Manual...
2. Take the bearing (fig.3.2/2) from the axle (fig.3.2/3). 3. Slide the axle (fig.3.2/3) through the second bearing (fig.3.2/2). 4. Repeat steps to drive out the second bearing. Cleaning and Degreasing all Parts 1. Clean all parts of the hub (see Cleaning, p.6). 370 Technical Manual...
(fig.3.2/3). 4. Put a new bearing with the colored side outwards onto the axle and the hub shell. 5. Put the second installation tool onto the bearing (fig.3.2/2) and drive in the bearing using a nylon hammer. 370 Technical Manual...
If you are using disc brake hubs, first loosen the bearing on the non disc-side. Mounting the Adapters 1. Grease the bearings and the inner surface of both adapters (fig.3.2/1). 2. Put the adapters (fig.3.2/1) onto the hub by hand. Closing Steps Link not required 370 Technical Manual...
Required Material Specification Amount short installation tool HXTXXX00N5016S long installation tool HXTXXX00N5017S wrench for bearing shell HXTXXX00N5030S axle holder HXTXXX00N5001S 17 mm wrench 27 mm wrench 12 mm Allen key nylon hammer forceps universal grease as required 370 Technical Manual...
2. Unscrew the knurled disc (fig.3.3/1) on the rotor side using a 17 mm wrench. 3. Remove the knurled disc (fig.3.3/1) and the adap- ter (fig.3.3/15). 4. Carefully slide the rotor (fig.3.3/14) off the hub. 370 Technical Manual...
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5. Clamp the axle on the rotor-side into the axle hol- der. 6. Unscrew the knurled disc (fig.3.3/1) using a 17 mm wrench. 7. Remove the knurled disc (fig.3.3/1) and the adap- ter (fig.3.3/15). 8. Remove the rotor sealing. 370 Technical Manual...
Caution: If you remove the spring, it has to be repla- ced by a new one. 2. Slide the spring (fig.3.3/10) upwards and remove 3. Remove both pawls (fig.3.3/9). 4. Slide the needle cage (fig.3.3/11) upwards and re- move it. 370 Technical Manual...
2. Remove the bearing (fig.3.3/3) from the axle (fig.3.3/4). 3. Slide the axle (fig.3.3/4) through the bearing (fig.3.3/13) on the drive side. 4. Drive out the bearing using a nylon hammer. 5. Remove the bearing (fig.3.3/13) from the axle (fig.3.3/4). 370 Technical Manual...
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7. Put a 12 mm Allen key into a vice. 8. Put the hub body (fig.3.3/6) onto the Allen key. 9. Turn the wheel anti clockwise and loosen the pawl carrier (fig.3.3/5). 10. Put the hub and the Allen key out of the vice. 370 Technical Manual...
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5. Clean the rotor sealing with a mild cleaner. 6. Check the sealing for damages and replace if ne- cessary. 7. Remove bad notches from the rotor (fig.3.3/14) using a file. 8. Clean the rotor. Metal filings must be removed completely. 370 Technical Manual...
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5. Put the pawl carrier (fig.3.3/8) into the hub shell (fig.3.3/6). 6. Turn the wheel (or the hub shell) clockwise and tighten the screw fitting with a min. torque of 60 Nm. 7. Remove the hub and the Allen key from the vice. 370 Technical Manual...
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11. Screw the bearing shell (fig.3.3/12)onto the pawl carrier (fig.3.3/8) by hand. 12. Put the wrench for the bearing shell onto the bea- ring shell (fig.3.3/12). 13. Screw on the bearing shell using a 27 mm wrench. Caution: Left-hand thread. 370 Technical Manual...
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4. Take the axle (fig.3.3/4) out of the hub, turn it 180° and put it back into the hub. 5. Put the drive side of the hub onto the long instal- lation tool. 6. Put a new bearing (fig.3.3/3) with its colored side outwards onto the axle. 370 Technical Manual...
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> The hub must turn smoothly. 12. If the hub turns stiff, slightly loosen the bearings by hitting the axle with slight hammer strokes. If you are using disc brake hubs, loosen the bea- ring on the non disc-side. 370 Technical Manual...
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(or s.th. similar). 4. Check if all needles are attached correctly inside the needle cage. 5. Attach both pawls (fig.3.3/9). Grease the pawls generous. This way, the pawls stuck in the correct position. 370 Technical Manual...
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7. Slide the spring (fig.3.3/10) onto the pawls (fig.3.3/9). 8. Check, if the spring sits inside the groove over the complete circumference. 9. Check, if the pawls can be moved. 10. Grease the pawls (fig.3.3/9) slightly using universal grease. 11. Grease the bearing generous. 370 Technical Manual...
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3. Fill the seat of the needle cage with universal gre- ase. 4. Slide the rotor (fig.3.3/14) onto the hub while per- forming a rotary motion. 5. Check if the rotor can be turned easily and if the pawls lock. 370 Technical Manual...
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Ensure that only the knurled disc is clamped. 6. Tighten the knurled disc with a torque of 17 Nm using a 17 mm wrench. 7. Take the hub out of the vice. 8. Check both knurled discs for the correct torque. 370 Technical Manual...
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Closing Steps Link Mount the cassette see instructions of the manufacturer 370 Technical Manual...
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3 pawl system chap.4, p.47 as required NOTE Risk of damage of the adapters! To avoid damages, only use grind clamping jaws, aluminium clamping jaws or special tools to clamp the adapters. 370 Technical Manual...
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3. Clamp the left adapter (fig.3.4/1) into a vice. 4. Pull off the wheel, respectively the hub. 5. Pull the rotor (fig.3.4/7) off the hub. 6. Pull the spacer (fig.3.4/6) off the axle. 370 Technical Manual...
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It is recommended to loosen the ring nut only when the wheel is complete. 1. Put the tool for the ring nut in the clamp in its high position. 2. Put the drive side of the hub onto the tool. 3. Turn the wheel, respectively the hub anti clock- wise. 370 Technical Manual...
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2. Remove the bearing from the axle. 3. Turn the axle 180° and put it through the hub and the bearing on the drive side. 4. Drive out the bearing on the drive side, 370 Technical Manual...
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5. Remove the bearing from the axle. Cleaning the Parts 1. Clean all parts of the hub (see Cleaning, p.6). Mounting the Bearings and the Ring Nut 1. Grease the bearing seats and the thread for the ring nut. 370 Technical Manual...
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9. Remove the hub from the short installation tool. 10. Remove the short installation tool from the vice. 11. Put the tool for the star nut in the lower position into the vice. 12. Put the star nut onto the tool. 370 Technical Manual...
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16. Remove the tool from the vice, turn it 90° and put it back into the vice. 17. Put the hub onto the tool. 18. Put a new bearing with the colored side outwards onto the non drive side. 19. Drive in the bearing using a plastic hammer. 370 Technical Manual...
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Mounting the Pawls, the Spring and the Rotor Sealing 1. Mount the rotor sealing. 2. Slightly grease the rotor and the rotor sealing. 3. Mount the pawls. Grease the pawls generous. This way, the pawls stuck in the correct position. 370 Technical Manual...
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The open end of the spring must be positioned at the pin. 5. Slightly grease the pawls with universal grease. Mounting the Spacer, the Rotor and the Adapters 1. Grease the bearing and the axle. 2. Slide the spacer (fig.3.4/6) onto the axle. 370 Technical Manual...
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(fig.3.4/1, 8). 6. Put on both adapters (fig.3.4/1, 8) and push them in by hand. Caution: The shorter adapter must be attached on the drive side. Closing Steps Link Mount the cassette. see instructions of the manufacturer 370 Technical Manual...
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Some of the products on the figures in this chapter are available in different versions (straight pull, center lock etc.). For simplification there is only shown one version of the hub shell. 370 100 mm/QR non disc figure 4.1: 370 100 mm non disc Pos.
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