Stihl BGA 86 User manual

2019-08
STIHL BGA 86 Service Manual

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Contents
1 Safe diagnosis and repairs 2
2 Safety Precautions 2
2.1 Basic Safety Measures 2
2.2 Battery 2
2.3 Charger, STIHL ADG 1 Battery Analyzer and
STIHL ADG 2 Analyzer 2
2.4 Preparations for Repair 3
2.5 Transporting 3
3 Troubleshooting 4
3.1 Machine does not run or only hums 4
3.2 Battery 5
3.3 Machine 6
4Battery 7
4.1 Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) On Battery 7
4.2 Visual Inspection 7
4.3 Testing With ADG 1 Battery Analyzer 7
5 Testing Cordless Power Tool 7
5.1 Visual Inspection 7
5.2 Testing with ADG 2 Analyzer 8
5.3 Connecting the STIHL ADG 2 Analyzer 8
5.4 Before servicing 8
6 Handle Housing 9
6.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids 9
6.2 Removing Right Handle Housing 9
6.3 Removing the Blower Tube 9
6.4 Removing the Blower 9
6.5 Removing the Inlet Cone 10
6.6 Removing Left Handle Housing 10
6.7 Installing Left Handle Housing 10
6.8 Installing the Inlet Cone 10
6.9 Installing the Blower Tube 10
6.10 Installing the Blower 10
6.11 Installing the Right Handle Housing 11
7Controls 12
7.1 Removing the Ergo Lever 12
7.2 Removing the Trigger 12
7.3 Removing the Retaining Latch 12
7.4 Removing Battery Locking Levers 12
7.5 Installing Battery Locking Levers 12
7.6 Installing the Retaining Latch 13
7.7 Installing the Trigger 13
7.8 Installing the Ergo Lever 13
7.9 Checking Operation of Ergo Lever, Trigger
and Retaining Latch 13
8 Blower, Electric Motor 15
8.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids 15
8.2 Removing the Outlet Cone 15
8.3 Installing the Outlet Cone 15
8.4 Disassembling the Blower 16
8.5 Removing the Motor 16
8.6 Installing the Motor 16
8.7 Assembling the Blower 16
9 Switch, Contact Plate, Electronic Module 18
9.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids 18
9.2 Removing the Switch 18
9.3 Installing the Switch 18
9.4 Removing the Contact Plate 19
9.5 Installing the Contact Plate 19
9.6 Removing the Electronic Module 20
9.7 Installing the Electronic Module 20
10 Tools, Servicing Aids 21
10.1 Tools, Servicing Aids 21

BGA 862
Guide to Using this Service Manual
This service manual contains the necessary safety
information, exploded drawings and instructions for
diagnosis and repairs. The graphic elements used in this
manual have the following meanings:
Supplements to this service manual
Technical information bulletins supplement the service
manual until a revised edition is issued.
–Always refer to the latest edition of the relevant parts
list for the part numbers of any replacement parts.
–Use the part numbers to identify the tools in the
"STIHL Special Tools" manual.
–None of these documents may be passed to third
parties.
Interactive video tutorial
Interactive video tutorials may be used for repair
procedures. They can be opened from the service
manual.
Your computer must meet the following requirements:
–Active internet connection
–HTML5 compatible internet browser
2.1 Basic Safety Measures
–Never use defective machines, housings or
analyzers.
–Use only original STIHL spare parts, batteries,
chargers and analyzers.
–Never insert objects into the cooling slots of batteries,
chargers and analyzers.
–Never short the contacts of the battery, charger or
analyzer with metallic objects.
Observe the national safety regulations in the instruction
manual.
Always switch off the machine and remove the battery
before performing any repairs or transporting the
machine.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of serious injury and serious burns,
observe the following points before performing any
repairs:
2.2 Battery
WARNING
Risk of injury from fluid escaping from battery.
–Avoid contact with the skin and eyes.
–In the event of contact, rinse affected area thoroughly
with water.
–Seek medical advice.
NUse and store the battery only in a temperature range
from -10°C up to max. + 50°C (14°F up to
max. 120°F).
2.3 Charger, STIHL ADG 1 Battery Analyzer and
STIHL ADG 2 Analyzer
NDo not cover the unit.
NConnect the charger/analyzer only to a power supply
with the voltage and frequency specified on the rating
plate.
NUse and store only in a temperature range from 5°C
up to max. + 40°C (40°F up to max. 105°F).
NIn the event of smoke or fire, disconnect unit from the
wall outlet immediately.
NDo not operate the unit in a hazardous, easily
combustible location.
1 Safe diagnosis and repairs
Action to be taken
Reference to another chapter, i.e. chapter 3 in
this example
Interactive video tutorial available for this
chapter
Tighten screw to torque specified, i.e. 3 Nm in
this example
Tighten screw to torque specified, i.e. 5 Nm in
this example; then back it off 1 turn
counterclockwise
2 Safety Precautions
3
3 Nm
5 Nm
1
Always wear protective gloves when work-
ing on sharp or hot components.
Do not immerse the battery in liquids – this
may cause a malfunction or thermal reac-
tion – risk of explosion.
Protect from heat, fire and direct sunlight –
risk of explosion and fire.
Protect from dampness.
Use and store only indoors in dry
locations.

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2.4 Preparations for Repair
Before carrying out any repairs, cleaning work or
maintenance:
NRemove the battery.
NClean the blower.
2.5 Transporting
Before transporting – even for short distances – always:
NRelease the trigger.
NRelease the ergo lever.
NRemove the battery.
Take the battery out of the tool. This
avoids the risk of the motor starting
unintentionally.

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3.1 Machine does not run or only hums
3 Troubleshooting
The following tables are intended to identify problems and remedy malfunctions. Always start troubleshooting at line 1 of
the table and work through the questions one by one.
Check the following Yes No
1. Battery - charged, properly installed,
not damaged?
Go to step 2. Charge / install properly / replace
battery
Go to step 9.
2. LEDs glow or flash red? Go to step 3. Go to step 7.
3. 3 LEDs flash red Fault in machine
Test battery with ADG 2, see @ 5
Go to step 7.
Go to step 4.
4. 4 LEDs flash red Malfunction in battery
Test battery with ADG 1, see @ 4
Go to step 9.
Go to step 5.
5. 3 LEDs glow continuously red: Power tool too hot
Allow machine to cool down.
Go to step 9.
Go to step 6.
6. 1 LED glows continuously red: Battery too hot / cold
Allow battery to cool down / warm up.
Go to step 9.
Go to step 2.
7. Machine damaged?
Dirty contacts in battery
compartment?
Replace damaged parts.
Clean contacts in battery
compartment.
Go to step 9.
Go to step 8.
8. Check electrical components for dam-
age and correct function with ADG 2 –
replace as necessary, see @ 5
Does power tool now operate?
Repair completed. Go to step 1.
9. Does power tool now operate? Repair completed. Go to step 1.

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3.2 Battery
Test the battery with the ADG 1 analyzer, see @ 4
Condition Cause Remedy
Battery cannot be pushed fully
home
Battery inserted wrong way round, guide
lugs on cover broken
Fit new cover and check contacts.
Battery does not engage when
pushed into the machine
Contacts bent Check contacts
Battery remains in same position
after being unlocked – it is not
ejected
Guides very dirty, battery jammed Clean the guides.
Spring damaged Check the spring
Battery is not being charged even
though LED on charger glows
green
Battery too hot / too cold (1 LED on battery
glows red)
Allow battery to cool down / warm up bat-
tery slowly at temperature of about 15°C -
20°C (60°F - 70°F) ; operate charger in
dry conditions, indoors only at tempera-
tures between 5°C - 40°C (40°F - 105°F)

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3.3 Machine
Test the machine with the ADG 2 analyzer – see @ 5
Condition Cause Remedy
Machine does not run No electrical contact between machine
and battery
Remove the battery, visually check con-
tacts and refit battery
Battery flat (1 LED on battery flashes
green)
Recharge the battery
Battery too hot / too cold (1 LED on battery
glows red).
Allow battery to cool down / allow battery to
warm up slowly at temperatures of about
15°C - 20°C (60°F - 70°F).
Fault in battery (4 LEDs on battery flash
red)
Take the battery out of the machine and
refit it. Switch on the machine – if the LEDs
continue to flash, the battery has a mal-
function and must be replaced.
Machine too hot / too cold (3 LED on bat-
tery glows red)
Allow machine to cool down.
Fault in machine (3 LEDs on battery flash
red)
Take the battery out of the machine. Use a
blunt tool to remove dirt from the contacts
in the battery compartment. Refit the bat-
tery. Switch on the machine – if the LEDs
continue to flash, the machine is faulty.
Test machine with STIHL ADG 2 analyzer
and repair.
Contacts or connectors loose. Check contacts and connectors and make
secure.
Moisture in machine and/or battery. Allow machine / battery to dry. Test power
tool with STIHL ADG 2 and battery with
STIHL ADG 1.
Malfunction in electronic module. Test electronic module with STIHL ADG 2,
replace if necessary
Fault in trigger ir switch Check the trigger or switch and replace if
necessary.
Machine cuts out during operation Battery or machine's electronics too hot Take battery out of machine, allow battery
and machine to cool down
Electrical malfunction. Remove the battery and refit it
Motor overloaded; causes of overload: -
protective screen (air intake) blocked /
dirty.
Carry out visual inspection, clean protec-
tive screen if necessary and allow machine
to cool down, see also LEDs on battery, @
4.1.

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4.1 Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) On Battery
4.2 Visual Inspection
The battery is sealed (arrow) when it leaves the factory.
Never attempt to open or repair the battery.
Always carry out a visual inspection first.
NCheck the contacts (arrows)
If there are signs of external damage (e.g. bent or
damaged contacts, deformation, cracks in housing),
always install a new battery.
4.3 Testing With ADG 1 Battery Analyzer
NTest the battery with the STIHL ADG 1 battery
analyzer, see separate instruction manual for ADG 1.
Always replace a defective battery.
NObserve safety precautions, see. @ 2
The electrical components of all STIHL battery power
tools with an EC motor can be tested with the STIHL
ADG 2 analyzer.
A battery bag and a suitable geometrically matching
STIHL battery with a minimum charge of 80% are required
to test the power tool.
WARNING!
The power tool's motor starts during the test. Before
starting the test, exclude any risk of injury or damage to
property from the power tool's airstream – risk of
accidents.
5.1 Visual Inspection
Always carry out a visual inspection first.
Replace damaged parts before performing test with the
analyzer.
4 Battery
Condition Cause Remedy
1 LED on battery flashes green Insufficient state of charge Charge the battery
1 LED on battery glows red Battery too hot / too cold Allow battery to cool down / allow battery
to warm up slowly at temperatures of
about 15°C - 20°C (59°F - 68°F)
4 LEDs on battery flash red Malfunction Remove the battery and refit it
4866RT006 KN
4866RT007 KN
5 Testing Cordless Power Tool
4866RT008 KN

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5.2 Testing with ADG 2 Analyzer
NTest the machine with the STIHL ADG 2 analyzer,
see separate instruction manual and TI bulletins on
STIHL ADG 2.
NObserve the information in the instruction manual.
NObserve safety precautions, see @ 2
NFor further information and safety precautions see
instruction manuals of power tool and the ADG 2
analyzer.
5.3 Connecting the STIHL ADG 2 Analyzer
NInsert the analyzer’s plug in a wall outlet.
NPush the battery (1) into the analyzer (2) until you feel
noticeable resistance – then push it as far as stop.
NInsert the adapter (2) in the battery compartment.
5.4 Before servicing
Always remove the battery from the power tool’s battery
compartment before starting the repair work.
The data of the cordless power tool remains stored in the
analyzer for about 30 minutes.
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6.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids
–Socket, T27 – 0812 542 2104
–Torque wrench – 5910 890 0302
–Screwdriver, T27x200 – 5910 890 2415
6.2 Removing Right Handle Housing
NPreparations, @ 2.4.
NTake out the screws (8).
NCarefully lift away the right handle housing (11) –
controls and springs may pop out.
NLocate the locking tabs inside the handle housing
(11) and push off the cover (10).
NLift the handle molding (9) slightly at the locking tabs
and take it away.
NRemove the soundproofing (7).
6.3 Removing the Blower Tube
NRemove right handle housing (11), @ 6.2.
NLift the blower tube (5) and nozzle (6) slightly and pull
them away from the blower (12).
NRemove the nozzle (6) from the blower tube (5).
6.4 Removing the Blower
NPreparations, ExternalLink: Preparations for repair.
NRemove right handle housing, @ 6.2.
NRemove the blower tube, @ 6.3.
NPull blade terminals of yellow wire (15), blue wire (16
an red wire (17) out of the receptacles.
NRemove blower (12) with inlet cone (13).
NRemove the inlet cone, @ 6.5.
6 Handle Housing
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10
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8
4x16 (1 Nm / 9 lbf. in.)
8 4x16 (1 Nm / 9 lbf. in.)
13
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6.5 Removing the Inlet Cone
NRemove the blower, @ 6.4.
NPull the inlet cone (13) off the blower (12).
NRemove the outlet cone, @ 8.2.
NDisassemble the blower, @ 8.4.
6.6 Removing Left Handle Housing
NRemove the controls, @ 7.
NRemove blower (12) with inlet cone (13), @ 6.4.
NRemove the screen (14).
NRemove the electrical components, @ 9.
NLocate the locking tabs inside the handle housing (3)
and push off the cover (2).
NLift the handle molding (1) slightly at the locking tabs
and take it away.
NRemove the soundproofing (4).
6.7 Installing Left Handle Housing
NPush the cover (2) into the guides on the handle
housing (3) until the locking tabs (arrows) snap into
place.
NPush the handle molding (1) against the handle
housing (3) until the locking tabs (arrows) snap into
place.
NFit the soundproofing (4) so that its cutouts engage
the tabs on the handle housing (3).
NInstall the electrical components, @ 9.
NPush the screen (14) into the guide in the handle
housing (3) as far as stop.
NInstall the controls, @ 7.
6.8 Installing the Inlet Cone
NAssemble the blower, @ 8.7.
NInstall the outlet cone, @ 8.3.
NPush the inlet cone (13) onto the blower (12) so that
te marks (arrows) are in alignment.
NInstall the blower tube, @ 6.9.
NInstall the blower, @ 6.10
6.9 Installing the Blower Tube
NFit the nozzle (6) on the blower tube (5).
NPush the blower tube (5) over the outlet cone (19) so
that the recess (arrow) engages the cable guide.
NFit blower tube (5, 6) with blower (12) and inlet cone
(13). The bead (arrow) engages the seat (arrow) in
the left handle housing (3).
NInstall right handle housing (11), @ 6.11.
6.10 Installing the Blower
NInstall the outlet cone, @ 8.3.
NInstall the inlet cone, @ 6.8.
0000-GXX-8885-A0
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1
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13
12
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19
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3
13

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NPosition blower (12) with inlet cone (13) on the left
handle housing.
NInsert blade terminal of yellow wire (15) in the yellow
receptacle (YE).
NInsert blade terminal of blue wire (16) in the blue
receptacle (BU).
NInsert blade terminal of red wire (17) in the red
receptacle (RD).
NInstall the blower tube, @ 6.9.
NPlace the blower (12) with blower tube (5, 6) in the
guides (arrows) on the left handle housing.
NCheck position of motor wires. The wires must be
under the guide lugs (18).
NInstall right handle housing, @ 6.11.
6.11 Installing the Right Handle Housing
NPush the cover (10) into the guides on the handle
housing (11) until the locking tabs (arrows) snap into
place.
NPush the handle molding (9) against the handle
housing (11) until the locking tabs (arrows) snap into
place.
NFit the soundproofing (7) so that its cutouts engage
the tabs on the handle housing (11).
NFit the right handle housing (11) and check that no
wires are pinched. The motor wires must be under the
guide lugs (18).
NInsert and tighten down the screws (8) firmly.
NCheck operation of controls, @ 7.9.
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12
15
16
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18
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7.1 Removing the Ergo Lever
NPreparations, @ 2.4.
NRemove right handle housing, @ 6.2.
NRemove the lever (9).
NRemove the torsion spring (8).
7.2 Removing the Trigger
NRemove the ergo lever (9), @ 7.1.
NTake the switch housing (2) with switch (1) out of its
seat and put it to one side.
NRemove the torsion spring (7).
NRemove the trigger (6).
7.3 Removing the Retaining Latch
NRemove the ergo lever (9), @ 7.1.
NRemove the trigger (6), @ 7.2.
NRemove the torsion spring (4).
NRemove the retaining latch (3).
NPull the flat spring (5) out of its guide.
7.4 Removing Battery Locking Levers
NTake the locking levers (10) and flat springs out of the
left handle housing.
7.5 Installing Battery Locking Levers
NPush locking levers (10) and flat springs into the
bores in the left handle housing and fit the flat springs
in their seats (arrows) at the same time. The locking
levers (10) are pretensioned.
7Controls
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7.6 Installing the Retaining Latch
NPush the flat spring (5) into the guides (arrows) in the
left handle housing as far as stop.
NFit the retaining latch (3) on the pivot in the left handle
housing so that the flat spring (5) is between the ribs
on the retaining latch (3).
NFit the torsion spring (4) in the retaining latch (3),
making sure the legs (arrows) locate against the
retaining latch (3) and the rib in the left handle
housing. The torsion spring (4) is now pretensioned.
7.7 Installing the Trigger
NInstall the retaining latch (3), @ 7.3.
NFit the trigger (6) on the pivot in the left handle
housing so that it engages the retaining latch (3).
NFit the torsion spring (7) in the trigger (6), making sure
the legs (arrows) locate against the trigger (6) and the
rib in the left handle housing. The torsion spring (7) is
now pretensioned.
NPlace the switch housing (2) with switch (1) in its seat
in the left handle housing.
7.8 Installing the Ergo Lever
NPush the torsion spring (4) onto the pivot in the left
handle housing so that its bent leg engages the seat
(arrow).
NPlace ergo lever (9) on the pivot in the left handle
housing and fit the long leg of torsion spring (4) in its
seat (12). The pin (13) is under the flat spring (5).
NCheck operation of ergo lever, trigger and retaining
latch, @ 7.9.
NInstall right handle housing, @ 6.11.
7.9 Checking Operation of Ergo Lever, Trigger and
Retaining Latch
Check operation of ergo lever and retaining latch:
NOperate the ergo lever (9) and push retaining latch (3)
in direction of blower tube. The retaining latch (3) is
held in position by the tensioned flat spring (5).
NRelease the ergo lever (9). The retaining latch (3)
springs back to its idle position.
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Check operation of retaining latch and trigger:
NPush the retaining latch (3) in direction of blower tube.
The trigger (6) can be depressed and operates the
switch (1).
NThe retaining latch (3) springs back to its idle position.
The trigger (6) is locked in position.

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8.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids
–Socket, T27 – 0812 542 2104
–Assembly drift – 1122 893 7200
–Torque wrench – 5910 890 0302
–Screwdriver, T27x200 – 5910 890 2415
–Punch-down tool – 5910 890 4000
–Puller screw, blower wheel - supplied with
replacement blower wheel
–Press screw, blower wheel - supplied with
replacement blower wheel
–Combination wrench – 4180 890 3400
–STIHL Multispray – 0730 411 7000
–Loctite 242 (medium-strength threadlocking
adhesive) – 0786 111 2101
8.2 Removing the Outlet Cone
NPreparations, @ 2.4.
NRemove right handle housing, @ 6.2.
NRemove the blower tube, @ 6.3.
NRemove the blower, @ 6.4.
NDisengage the outlet cone (1) counterclockwise and
lift it away.
NDisassemble the blower, @ 8.4.
8.3 Installing the Outlet Cone
NAssemble the blower, @ 8.7.
NPush the yellow wire (7), blue wire (8) and red wire (9)
into the cable guides (arrows) in that order and hold
them in that position.
NPush the outlet cone (1) into the blower housing (4)
and turn it clockwise to lock in position. Make sure the
wires to the motor (3) are not pinched.
8 Blower, Electric Motor
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M5x6 (2 Nm / 18 lbf. in.)
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NInstall the blower tube, @ 6.9.
NInstall the blower, @ 6.10
8.4 Disassembling the Blower
NPreparations, @ 2.4.
NPerform test with ADG 2 Analyzer, @ 5.
NRemove right handle housing, @ 6.2.
NRemove the blower tube, @ 6.3.
NRemove the blower, @ 6.4
NRemove the inlet cone, @ 6.5.
NRemove the outlet cone, @ 8.2.
NUse flat-nose pliers to pull the cover (2) out of the
blower (4), and pass the wires to the motor (3)
through the opening in the cover (2) at the same time.
The blower wheel (6) is press-fitted on the motor's shaft.
It can be removed with the puller screw. The puller screw
is supplied with the replacement blower wheel. Always
replace a blower wheel that has been removed.
NBlock the blower wheel (6) with the combination
wrench (10). Insert the combination wrench between
the blades and ribs in the blower housing (4).
NLubricate thread of puller screw (11) with STIHL
Multispray.
NScrew the puller screw (11) into the blower wheel's
thread until the blower wheel is released from the
motor's shaft and can be removed.
NReplace the blower wheel (6).
8.5 Removing the Motor
NDisassemble the blower, @ 8.4.
NTake out the screws (5).
NPush the motor (3) out of the blower housing (4).
8.6 Installing the Motor
NFit the motor (3) in the blower housing (4). The exit
point for the wires (arrow) is at the bottom and the
cable guide (arrow) at the top.
NIf the original screws (5) are re-used: Coat threads of
screws (5) with Loctite 242.
NInsert and tighten down the screws (5) firmly.
NAssemble the blower, @ 8.7.
8.7 Assembling the Blower
The correct installed depth of the blower wheel (6) on the
motor's shaft is determined by the press screw. The press
screw is shorter than the puller screw. It is supplied with
the replacement blower wheel.
NExamine blower housing and motor for signs of
contamination and clean if necessary.
NUse press screw (13) 1122 893 7200 to support the
other end of the shaft (12). Take care not to damage
the wires.
22 mm
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NFit the press screw (14).
NPress the blower wheel (6) onto the motor’s shaft as
far as stop.
NRemove the press screw (14).
NCheck correct installed depth of 12 mm with sliding
caliper, repeat press-fitting procedure if necessary.
NCheck operation: The blower wheel rotates freely
without touching the blower housing.
NPass the wires through the opening (arrow) in the
cover (2).
NLine up the cover (2). The cable guides (15) in the
cover (2) and the blower housing (4) are in alignment.
NPush cover (2) into the blower housing as far as stop.
NInstall the outlet cone, @ 8.3.
NInstall the inlet cone, @ 6.8.
NInstall the blower tube, @ 6.9.
NInstall the blower, @ 6.10.
NInstall right handle housing, @ 6.11.
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9.1 Special Servicing Tools, Servicing Aids
–Punch-down tool – 5910 890 4000
–STIHL multipurpose grease – 0781 120 1110
9.2 Removing the Switch
NPreparations, @ 2.4.
NPerform test with ADG 2 Analyzer, @ 5.
NRemove right handle housing, @ 6.2.
NTake the switch (2) with switch housing (1, 3) out of
their seat in the left handle housing.
NRaise the tabs (arrows) on the left switch housing (1)
and remove the right switch housing (3).
NTake the switch (2) out of the switch housing (1).
NPull connector (8) off the switch (2).
9.3 Installing the Switch
NPlace the switch (2) in the left switch housing (1).
NLubricate socket (arrow) on switch (2) with
multipurpose grease.
9 Switch, Contact Plate, Electronic Module
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