CAUTION Repair the machine in accordance with "Instruction manual" or "Safety instructions". Follow the instructions described below in advance before repairing: Wear gloves. In order to avoid wrong reassembly, draw or write down where and how the parts are assembled, and what the parts are. ...
LUBRICANT AND ADHESIVE APPLICATION Description Amount Makita grease FA. No.2 a little Makita grease R. No.00 Apply a little unless specified in the figure. Molybdenum disulfide a little Fig. 1 4 / 39...
REPAIR Disassembling 6-1-1 Housing section Fig. 2 Remove Tapping screws 4x18 [1] (10 pcs), then remove Housing R [2]. Fig. 3 Remove the following parts from Housing [1]: Trigger lock [2] Leaf spring [3] Switch lever [4] ...
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Fig. 5 Remove the following parts from Housing [1]: Switch [2] Terminal units [3] (2 pcs) LED circuit [4] Controller [5] Fig. 6 Remove Housing [1] and Compression spring 8 [2]. Note Be careful not to pop out Compression spring 8 [2]. Fig.
6-1-2 Chuck section Fig. 9 Remove Hex socket head bolts M8x35 [1] (4 pcs). Tips Remove each Hex socket head bolt M8x35 [1] after loosening it with Hex wrench and Pipe, because Hex socket head bolt M8x35 [1] is firmly tightened. Fig.
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Fig. 12 Hold the machine with 1R312 and remove Tool holder cap [2] with a slotted screwdriver [1]. Tips Support Barrel with a grip of plastic hammer to prevent it from falling out. 1R312 Fig. 13 Insert SDS max shank [1] of 1R363 and fix it in the same way as a bit.
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Fig. 15 Remove 1R363, then remove Ring spring 26 [1] with 1R003 and 1R212. 1R003 1R212 Fig. 16 Remove the following parts from Tool holder [1]: Flat washer 30 [2] Chuck cover [3] Rubber ring 30 [4] ...
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Fig. 19 Remove Retaining ring WR-45 [1] with 1R003 and 1R212-A. 1R363 1R212-A Fig. 20 Remove Change ring cover [1] and Change ring [2]. Fig. 21 Remove Ring spring 35 [1] with 1R003 and 1R212, then remove Lock ring [2]. Tips Widen Ring spring 35 [1] with 1R003 and 1R212-A, then remove it with 1R003 and 1R212.
Fig. 23 Push out Tool holder [2] from Barrel [1]. Fig. 24 Remove Rubber ring 39 [2], O-ring 35.5 [3] and Flat washer 39 [4] from Tool holder [1]. [2] [4] 6-1-3 Motor section Fig. 25 Remove Compression springs 12 [2] (2 pcs) and Compression spring 10 [3] from Crank housing [1].
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Fig. 27 Remove H.S.H.bolts M6x40 with WR [1] (6 pcs), then remove Motor housing section [2]. Note Lay a waste cloth or the like because the grease will leak. Fig. 28 Remove Seal ring B [1] and Flat washer 12 [2]. Fig.
Fig. 31 Remove Tapping screws 4x18 [1] (4 pcs), then remove Baffle plate [2]. Fig. 32 Tap Motor housing [1] with a plastic hammer to remove Stator [2]. Note Do not tap the thin portion of Motor housing [1] because it is fragile. 6-1-4 Gear and Crank section Fig.
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Fig. 35 Pull Cylinder [2] out of Crank housing [1]. Fig. 36 Insert a grip of Plastic hammer into Cylinder [1], then push out Striker [2] from Cylinder [1]. Fig. 37 Remove One way valve guide [2] and O-ring 44 [3] from Cylinder [1].
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Fig. 40 Remove Seal ring A [1]. Fig. 41 Support Crank housing [1] with 1R218, then push out Crank shaft section [2] with 1R213 and Arbor 1R213 press. Remove Connecting rod [3]. Note Position Connecting rod [3] at the escape portion in Crank housing [1].
Fig. 44 Push out Crank shaft [1] with Arbor press to remove Ball bearing 6206LLB [2]. Assembling 6-2-1 Gear and Crank section Fig. 45 Assemble Ball bearing 6302DDW [2] to Gear housing [1], then press-fit them. Fig. 46 Assemble Flat washer 15 [2] and Rotor [3] to Gear housing [1], then press-fit them.
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Fig. 48 Assemble Ball bearing 6206LLB [2] and Helical gear 57 [3] to Crank shaft [1], then press-fit them with an appropriate Pipe jig. Fig. 49 Place Crank housing [1] on 1R258, then align the crank pin of Crank shaft [2] with the escape portion of Crank housing [1].
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Fig. 51 Assemble Cylinder [1] to Crank housing [2]. Tips Assemble Cylinder [1] with Piston moved forward and fully. Note Apply the specified grease to the outer and inner surface of Cylinder [1]. Fig. 52 Assemble One way valve guide [2] and O-ring 44 [3] to Cylinder [1].
6-2-2 Motor section Fig. 56 Assemble Stator [2] to Motor housing [1], then tap the bottom of Motor housing [1] with a plastic hammer and insert Stator [2] fully. Fig. 57 Assemble Baffle plate [2] to Motor housing [1] with Tapping screws 4x18 [3] (4 pcs). Fig.
Fig. 60 Assemble the following parts to Crank housing [1]: Compression springs 12 [2] (4 pcs) Spring plates [3] (2 pcs) Counter weights [4] (2 pcs) Holder completes [5] (2 pcs) Note Apply the specified grease to O ring portions of Holder complete [5] and Counter weight [4].
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Fig. 64 Assemble Flat washer 39 [2], Rubber ring 39 [3] and O-ring 35.5 [4] to Tool holder [1]. [3] [2] Fig. 65 Insert Impact bolt [2] into Tool holder [1]. Fig. 66 Insert Tool holder [2] into Barrel [1]. Note Apply the specified grease to the outer surface of Tool holder [2] and O-ring 35.5 [3].
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Fig. 68 Assemble Barrel [2] to Crank housing [1] with Hex socket head bolts M8x35 [3] (4 pcs). Note Apply the specified grease to the inside and outer surface of Cylinder [4]. Fig. 69 Assemble Housing cover [1] Fig. 70 Assemble Lock ring [1], then assemble Ring spring 35 [2] with 1R003, 1R212-A and 1R212-B.
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Fig. 71 Assemble Change ring [1] and Change ring cover [2], then assemble Retaining ring WR-45 [3] with 1R003, 1R212-A and 1R212-B. 1R212-A 1R003 1R212-B Fig. 72 Assemble Compression spring 56 [2] and Spring guide [3] to Tool holder [1], then assemble Tool retainers [4] (2 pcs).
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Fig. 75 Insert SDS max shank [1] of 1R363 and fix it in the same way as a bit. While lowering Chuck cover, tighten the nut of 1R363 with Socket wrench 13 [2] to push down Flat washer 30 [3]. 1R363 Fig.
6-2-4 Housing section Fig. 78 Assemble Base section [2], Dial circuit [3] and Shoulder pins 4-6 [4] (2 pcs) to Motor housing [1], then tighten Tapping screws 4x18 [5] (2 pcs). Fig. 79 Assemble Motor housing cover [1] with Tapping screws 5x25 [2] (4 pcs).
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Fig. 82 Assemble the electrical parts in accordance with Circuit diagram and Wiring diagram. Assemble the following parts to Housing [1], then fix Lead wires with 1R411. Controller [2] Terminal units [3] (2 pcs) LED circuit [4] ...
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Fig. 85 Assemble Tool holder cap [1]. Note Apply the specified grease to the inner surface seal portion of Tool holder cap [1]. 28 / 39...
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Fig. 86 AWG14 LED circuit AWG16 Controller B AWG22 Line filter (if used) Connector Lead unit Closed end splice Stator Flag receptacle (#250, t=0.8) Dial circuit Switch Sensor circuit Terminal unit Controller Capacitor Circuit diagram of Switch Connector for Wireless unit 29 / 39...
WIRING DIAGRAM Motor housing section Fig. 87 Motor housing The end of Tape Controller B Tape Stator Handle side View from “A” in the right drawing of Fig. 87 Lead unit Rib A Pass Controller B lead wires through this opening of Motor housing. Pass Lead unit lead wires through this opening of Motor housing.
Motor housing section Fig. 88 Sensor circuit Rib B Dial circuit Rib C Fix Sensor circuit lead wires in these grooves. Route the following lead wires between Rib B and Rib C: Lead unit lead wires Controller B lead wires ...
Motor housing section Fig. 89 Controller Terminal unit (The front side of the machine) The rugged portion of Controller case Connector Connector for Wireless unit The storage portion for Connector LED circuit Cross section A-A Terminal unit (The rear side of the machine) Fix the following lead wires in this groove: ...
Motor housing section Fig. 90 Switch Line filter (if used) Capacitor Rib A Groove A Inner wall of Housing Rib B Closed end splice Controller Terminal unit (The rear side of the machine) Fix Lead wires to Switch in this groove. ...
TROUBLESHOOTING Whenever you find any trouble in your machine, first, see this list to check the machine for solution. Note for Repairing The content may vary depending on the model. Use full charged batteries. When Housing is disassembled, check the conditions of each part (Mechanical lock, Adherence of iron powder to Rotor and Stator, Disconnection of Connectors, Lead wires, Assembling of Stator, Connection of Terminal unit and Battery, etc.).
Flowchart for Troubleshooting Check the items in the following flowchart in order from the top to bottom. Description of the item is referred to CIRCUIT DIAGRAM. After corrective action, return to the start of Troubleshooting and re-check again. Symptom Cause Corrective action Tester indicates proper figure.
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(Continued from previous page.) Connect Connectors firmly. Connectors are poorly connected. LED Job light Lead wires are broken. Check Lead wires or replace lights up. them. Switch is broken. Replace Switch. LED circuit is broken. Replace LED circuit. Rub marks are on Controller is broken.
Wireless activation Be sure to prepare non-defective AWS-supported tool and vacuum cleaner for efficient defect inspection. Check Step 1 (9-4-1) to Step 3 (9-4-3) in order and if some troubles happen, see 9-4-4. During the inspection, do not use microwave oven nearby. AWS-supported tool AWS-supported vacuum cleaner Wireless activation lamp...
9-4-2 Step 2: Tool registration AWS-supported tool AWS-supported vacuum cleaner Press and hold down Wireless activation button, Press and hold down Wireless activation button, then make sure that Wireless activation lamp blinks then make sure that Wireless activation lamp blinks in green.
9-4-3 Step 3: Checking wireless activation The tool and cleaner should be about 5m apart from each other. AWS-supported tool AWS-supported vacuum cleaner Make sure that, when the tool is activated, Wireless Make sure that, when the tool is activated, Wireless activation lamp lights up in blue.
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