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How to replace the blade on the rotocut?
ROTOCUT BLADE REPLACEMENT
⚠ WARNING: If the blades become loose after it is fixed in position or the blades are badly worn, replace the blades immediately. Never use a tool with a loose or ineffective cutting attachment.
Know the ROTOCUT head as Fig. D1 shown:
| D-1 | Shaft Cup | D-2 | Top-Blade |
|---|---|---|---|
| D-3 | Bottom-Blade | D-4 | Support Cup |
| D-5 | Washer | D-6 | Gliding Bowl |
| D-7 | Nut |
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Place the gear case of the ROTOCUT head against a solid surface. Clamp the up and down blades with pliers or in a vise, then use the wrench to loosen the nut
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Remove the nut, gliding bowl, washer, support cup, down blade, up blade, and shaft cup in sequence as Fig. D1 shown
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. Before installing new blades, put the shaft cup on the shaft (Fig. D3). Put the top-blade with a big hexagonal hole onto the shaft with the surface printed **"EGO"** logo facing toward the gear case (Fig. D4), then put the bottom-blade with a small hexagonal hole onto the shaft with the surface printed **"EGO"** logo facing toward the operator (Fig. D5)
NOTICE: Make sure the hexagon holes on the blades and hexagon shaft shoulder fit in place. Otherwise, once the blades are mounted reversely, the ROTOCUT ATTACHMENT cannot work correctly and will damage the blades.
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