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Disassembling Eureka 1660SP Motor Housing

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  • Use a #2 Phillips head screwdriver to remove six 13.9mm screws from the side of the motor housing (top half) as shown.

  • Remove two 14.1mm screws from the front face of the housing. You are now all set to open the housing.

  • Keep a watchful eye on the two screws from the front face. These two have additional collars to their necks and will not fit in any of the other holes, yet no other screw will fit in their spots without the collar.

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