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Replacing Rotor Blades
1.
Identify the correct blade needed to replace the
current blade. Place your finger gently on the motor
cog to steady it.
2.
Using the screwdriver provided, remove the lock screw.
Take care to place the removed screw in a safe place
where it will not be lost.
3.
Keep your finger on the motor cog and gently slide the
blade from the centre rod, ensure you are still holding
the motor cog in place.
4.
Using the correct replacement blade, line up the pilot
hole on the rotor blade and the hole on the side of the
rod.
5.
Ensure that they are correctly aligned so that the lock
screw can be replaced.
6.
Once aligned, replace the lock screw making sure not
to overtighten.
7.
If the screw will not fasten correctly, remove it and
ensure the hole in both the blade and rod are aligned
and try again.
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