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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Tools:
- Hex key
- Cordless drill with drill bits: 5 and 6.5
- M6 tap
Parts:
- Angle iron
- 4 M6x12 hex socket screws
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Unfortunately, after a short time, the motor cover mount, which also serves as a handle, has broken.
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The quite thin cast aluminum bars are both broken. The cast aluminum part is attached to the motor and is also the housing for the diaphragm compressor.
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The broken-off upper parts are still stuck in the cover.
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Spare part not available. Total economic loss?
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Cut a piece of angle steel to length that connects both aluminum supports.
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Drill 2 holes (6.5 mm diameter) into the angle piece such that one is on the part still attached to the motor and one is on the broken-off piece.
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Drill 2 holes with a diameter of 5 mm into each piece of aluminum (the attached part and the broken-off part). Then cut an M6 thread into the aluminum.
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Connect all parts using 4 short (12 mm) M6 screws.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.