Parts
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Remove the cap on the outside of the pedal
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Insert a flat blade screwdriver and twist the cap 90 degrees
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With the cap turned 90 degrees, pull the tabs away from the pedal
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Insert the M6 hex on the axle into a hex wrench clamped in a vise for easier servicing
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Insert a T25 Torx wrench into the spin control screw
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Turn counter-clockwise to loosen the screw
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Remove the screw
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The Spin Control knob can often be loosened by hand, if not, it can be loosened by turning counter-clockwise with a 10mm box wrench
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Remove the Spin Control knob
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Remove the silver washer under the Spin Control knob
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Newer pedals will no longer use this washer, so if you don't see it, don't worry
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Remove the pre-load wedge from the pedal body by pulling the axle part way out, turning it slightly, then pushing it back in to push the wedge out of the pedal body
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Remove the wedge
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Remove the axle
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Clean the Igus bearings and bearing seats with denatured alcohol
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The dust seals can be removed from the axle and Spin Control knob and cleaned or replaced
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A pick can be used to help remove the seals
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Install the seals on the Spin Control knob and axle and lightly grease using Rock and Roll Super Web Grease
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Do not grease the axle or Igus bearings before installing the axle
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The Igus bearings are self lubricating and do not need any lube to function properly
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Before installing the axle, install the preload wedge on the axle, note the flats on the axle and the hash marks on the pre-load wedge
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You will need to align the pre-load wedge to properly fit onto these flats once the axle is in the pedal
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Install the axle into the pedal
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Note where the flats in the axle are
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Install the pre-load wedge and slide down onto the axle flats
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The hash mark in the axle will be perpendicular to the flats on the axle
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Install the washer over the pre-load wedge
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Put the pedal back onto the hex wrench in the vise
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Install the Spin Control knob
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Adjust the spin speed of the pedal by tightening or loosening the Spin control knob using the 10mm hex wrench
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Once you are happy with spin, tighten the T25 Torx while holding the Spin Control knob with the 10mm box wrench
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Thanks for reading, now get out there and ride!
Thanks for reading, now get out there and ride!