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If the motor burns up or the power switch breaks, you are going to need a whole new motor and shaft for the device, as they come as one piece. This guide will show how to dissemble and remove the motor-shaft assembly.
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Pull back on the release tabs to disconnect the battery pack from the housing.
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Remove the two screws from the back of the device with the TR10 Torx Security screwdriver.
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Lift off the unscrewed plastic cover at an angle, away from the tip of the device.
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Lift the tip of the motor-shaft assembly gently, then pull the assembly out.
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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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Ok the blue part the battery connection battery to motor. Popped out and I put back but it's not making connection to motor or battery. I tried spinning for different angles but nothing has helped. Motor still good and battery still has charge. It's just connection between the two. All parts still together. What am I doin wrong
