No problem.Įase the case apart upwards and lay the blue case on the bench. Dont be surpised if the blue motor housing lifts up during this process as the spring is pushing upwards. This will give you enough room to slide the rest of the trigger handle off the lug body part of the router. Remove the 3 screws that hold the handle with the on/off trigger, remove the cover off the trigger and slide the trigger out of its locating lugs. Using a large phillips head screwdriver inset it through the baseplate and undo the four large screws that hold the motor cover to the router body.
Watch out where the yellow speed adjuster sits for later. Use a flat screwdriver to prise the yellow knob off the shaft. Remove the black cover from the top and slide along cord and put to the side. You will now have 6 black screws, 2 brushes with springs and 2 spring covers. Undo the screw that holds the yellow micro adjuster knob. These unscrew and then the brushes simply pull out.
Undo the two motor brush cover plugs on either side of the top of the router. Remove the phillips head screws that hold the top black cover (the one that the cord runs through). STEP 1 Disconnect the power cord from the wall and wrap electrical tape around the plug so that it cant possibly be plugged in (by a kid/aggrevied spouse) When used in a router table the spring becomes a PITA. They also are not designed for easy removal of the large spring that allows the plunge action to work when used freehand. They are a large, powerful router with variable speed. Picture 1 shows the Ryobi ERT2100V 1/2" router. If this is of concern to you please read no further and if your really upset pls add comment in the "Dazzler is an idiot for pulling routers apart" in the nothing to do with woodwork section. NOTE: This procedure involves disassembly of the router including exposing the internal electrical componants.
#Ryobi router how to
As discussed in a previous thread here is how to remove the large spring from the Ryobi ERT2100 Router and home made router lift.
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