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If the shell of your Ryobi P501G is damaged or compromised, you might want to think about replacing it. A damaged shell might be the result of wear and tear, or overuse. The opening up is not too complex and does not require a lot of experience. You will need the indicated screwdrivers to accomplish the task. There are no warnings or potential hazards when replacing this part.
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Locate the area where the blade is connected to the motor, where the circular covering is on the Ryobi P501G.
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Unscrew clockwise and remove the bearing in the middle, connecting the blade to the motor. This will also allow removal of the blade guard.
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Remove the four black screws holding the black bearing and remove the bearing itself.
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Once the black bearing is off, remove the transparent cover of the blade.
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Once the cover is off, remove the blade.
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Remove the three screws on the inside base of the metal casing of the blade.
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Pull the metal blade casing off of the Ryobi P501G body.
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Remove all of the screws located on the right side of the saw.
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Separate the right side of the saw from the left side by pulling away once all of the screws are removed.
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Pull back the shell to access the housed parts underneath.
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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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