Service Documentation Market Release 5/82

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Spare Parts List
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Pos. No. Part Description Part Number

Micron 1000

1 Protective cap 5563004

2 Shaving head frame 5420222
3 2000 series shaving foil order by description
16 Housing cover 5422834
17 Sealing strip 5420033
18 Sliding plate 5422624
19 Leg spring 5420034
20 Screw 5420158
27 Spring catch 5420031
27a Spring 5550063
29 Cutter block 5422763
32 Circlip 0107002
33 Cutter block support 5360818
35 Conical coil spring 5300010
37 Foam rubber seal 5420172
41 Adjustable spring seal 5300048
42 Oscillating spring 5300148
43 Motor frame 5422110
47 Motor 5422626
48 Insulating plate 5420011
50 Motor screw 5422046
51 PCB with sockets 5422827
51 PCB with pins 5213894
52 Switch 5422803
53 Housing bottom 5422501
56 Housing screw 5562036
Damping pad 5380053
Coiled cord 5323015
Cleaning brush 5002820
Case 5428806

Eltron 900 parts

3 2000 series shaving foil order by description

16 Housing cover NLA
29 Cutter block NLA
Cord 5001774

All other parts for the Eltron 900 are the same as Micron 1000

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Description of shaver

Cord shaver: 110/220 V + 10% 60c/s

switch-selected

Housing: Material thermoplastic version deluxe with metal covering

Shaving head frame: Metallic

Shaving foil: Frame version with feed in comb

Cutter block: Plastic, 30 cutter blades

3° obliquely positioned. 13 mm dia.

Long-hair trimmer: Switchable through the combination switch

Drive: Oscillating armature motor

Technical Data

Air gap between stator

and oscillating armature: 0.15-0.2 mm

Lead angle: 0.8-1.2 mm

Resonance Frequency: 64-66 c/s

Amplitude at the cutter block: 2.5-2.9 blades, 3.4-4 mm

Adjustment is achieved by turning the oscillating spring. Check lead angle, if necessary readjust.

Current consumption 120 V: 190-220 mA

Current consumption 220 V: 80-100 mA
Active power: 6-8W
Reserve power: approx. 1.4W

All measurements taken with disengaged long-hair trimmer.

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Dismantling:

Disconnect power cord and slide the shaver switch button to position on. Remove shaving head
frame; unscrew the housing screws (56) and remove housing cover and bottom with a slight jerk.
In doing so, pay attention to the leg spring (19).
Loosen the motor fixing screws (50), tilt motor (47) in an upward direction and withdraw motor
together with printed circuit board from the motor mounting frame (43). Prior to withdrawing this
release circuit board (51). Finally remove the slide plate (18) with trimmer part from the housing
cover (16).

Reassembly:

Connect the motor to the circuit board then insert the motor with board in a slightly sloping
position into the motor mounting frame. Screw firmly motor fixing screws (50).
Install the leg spring (19) by placing its hook end at the back of the slide plate (18). Hold the
spring firmly in its location, and turn the side plate (18) so that the loop end of the spring rests in
the recess.
Push the switch button of the slide plate to position “on”. Place the left side of the plate in the
guide groove of the motor mounting frame (slide plate in top position), then press the right side
into the groove of the frame, and move the slide plate to its lowest position.
The restraining force of the leg spring (19) must be so great, that the switch button of the slide
plate (18) is actuating without taking the long-hair trimmer in the engaged position. If required,
readjust the leg spring (19). With attached sealing strip (17), place the housing cover (16) over the
slide plate (18) onto the motor mounting frame (43).
Ensure that the housing cover has locked into place at the bottom. Insert the side lugs of the rubber
sealing (37) into the appropriate housing recess. Pass the spring catch (27) through the
corresponding opening of the motor frame from the inside, and turn the catch to the correct
position. Finally reinstall housing bottom (53), relock the latter at the bottom, and tighten down
the two housing screws.

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