はじめに
This guide will demonstrate how to replace the electrical assembly in a Dremel 4000.
必要な工具と部品
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Start by removing the housing cap by unscrewing it.
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Next, unscrew the now exposed collet nut while holding down the shaft lock button.
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To clear access to the electrical assembly, remove the variable speed dial cap and blue power lever, and set them aside.
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Firmly hold the field assembly in one hand, and carefully pull free the red and black wires that connects the electrical assembly to the field assembly.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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One of the brush holders has a component...small capacitor... ten cent part. If somebody can identify the value of the component, I could fix mine now that I've replaced the control board and still won't start. I shorted across the component and suddenly came to life.
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Anyone with info about the third wire (on mine is blue ending with a small copper clip) serves? This is connected off of the switch, labeled W5 on the circuit board. [Edit. It is a ground] I suspect it is a feed back wire for speed sensor? But where does it attach? Some wear on the abovementioned capacitor crossing one of the brushes. Anny ideas?
You see the copper bushing slot at the top of the picture (next to the guy’s index finger) from step 9? Directly underneath it where the slot sits, there’s a tiny notch in the gray frame. Once you pull off the bushing slot from the frame (if you haven’t already), slide the small copper clip (from your 3rd blue wire) onto that notch. Then you push the bushing slot back onto the frame where it was. Essentially, the copper clip is “grounded” to that bushing slot.
An even better photo in step 11 showing the copper clip on the blue wire located beneath the copper brush holder
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