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+[title] Remove the stator.
+[* black] You probably only need to remove the stator if it has a fault. In my case one of the leads was broken close to a coil.
+[* black] First remove the front cover: it simply pulls out.
+[* black] The two screws holding the stator can now been seen. As always they seem to be PH2.
+[* black] Unscrew them: they may be quite tight.

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