My motor stopped. it has electricity and the brushes are good but before it quit, for a few days it acted like they were loosing contact: poor startup. How do I remove the motor casing to look inside?
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Looking at the technical drawings it appears the motor is attached to the gear case, which in turn is attached to two sliding rods. These are attached with 3 bolts to the cradle. By removing these 3 bolts you should be able to take out the complete motor and gear assembly. From there you can further tear down the motor housing to access the internals.
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