Generator cover

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Re: Generator cover

Post by BigLT » Wed Jul 25, 2012 11:12 pm

I'm having the same problem. Its stuck at the front. Tried tapping (quite hard) with a leather mallet. I'm going to try heat tomorrow, but any other smart ideas? - I'm a bit paranoid about being overly 'firm'.

I'm a bit worried about the dowell you mention - is it 19 on here?
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Should the cover slide off? ie. if I bend it forwards from the back, am I going to damage anything?

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Liam

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Re: Generator cover

Post by AndySwad » Thu Jul 26, 2012 6:46 am

Yes it was the dowel down there that was stuck slightly, gave a little movement about 3-4mm then stuck, I persevered with lots of wiggling and brute force and the casing eventually came off.

Keep at it a bit of force and possibly a bit of anti seize wd40 or similar sprayed around the dowel may help, its just corrosion between the aluminium and steel holding it.
The casing will pull straight horizontally out.
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Re: Generator cover

Post by BigLT » Thu Jul 26, 2012 4:43 pm

Cover off! Tried leaving it soaking in WD40 for a few hours, then hitting it with a copper hammer and that worked in the end.

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