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Jofaur, Jarndice, Forgebear: thank you! I, too, benefit from your help with these questions.

Jofaur86 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 9:29 am Hello,
By removing the motors, you should see inside, the small plastic studs, which hold this part? a mini drill, hands or electric, nun small forest, drill gently (not completely) then pry on the outside with a knife blade
without forcing too much

That's how I do it as well.

Barry

I have just completed this task. It was quite tricky. The output shaft covers (metal ) did indeed come off after some very gentle prising with two very small electrical screwdrivers. They are held in place only with three very small nipples. Not even sure they were glued as they popped off without too much resistance. I used a smear of ceramic grease when seating the new axle bush on the output shaft. Fiddly job but pleased to have completed it. Just wished I'd used a spot of Loctite on the nuts but won't be undoing it now !