HiKOKI (Hitachi) H60ME Power cord Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓The power cord of a tool like the HiKOKI H60ME demolition hammer is subjected to significant wear and tear and can get damaged over time. In such cases, it is important to properly replace the power cord to ensure safe and efficient use of the tool. In this repair guide, we will show you how to safely and effectively replace the power cord of your HiKOKI H60ME demolition hammer.
What you need
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Lay the device on its side so that you have access to the screws.
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The device has the following types of screws:
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4x Phillips screws
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1x 4mm Hex
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Loosen the 4 Phillips screws.
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Loosen the hex screw with a 4mm hex key.
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Unscrew the two Phillips screws from the strain relief.
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Now remove the terminal block along with the power cord from the housing.
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Loosen the two slotted screws on the side of the power cord.
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Remove the old power cord.
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Use a wire stripping tool to remove the jacket of the new cable.
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Use the wire stripping tool or an automatic wire stripper to strip 6mm of insulation off of the new cable.
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Insert the stripped ends of the new cable into the respective terminal of the block.
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Tighten all four slotted screws on the terminal block.
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Work through the steps in reverse, to assemble your device again.
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