Micromotore da studio Studio micromotor - Carlo De Giorgi

STUDIO MICROMOTOR
As soon as you detect excess resistance, unscrew handpiece (14) and
retighten it gradually; repeat this operation as many times as necessary
until you find the correct position.
4.4.2.3 - Replacing the motor
After approximately 2000 hours of duty it may prove necessary to change
the motor in order to restore the original performance characteristics of
the new unit. Proceed as follows:
- unscrew rear cap (G - Fig. 6) after releasing the cable to prevent it
from becoming twisted;
- unscrew the three screws (H) shown in Fig 6;
- detach connector (L - Fig. 6) and then extract the motor from its
location.
15
H
G
Fig. 6
Insert the new motor and secure it; when refitting end cap (G) ensure that
the connecting wires do not become twisted.
Carlo de Giorgi GB - 15
L