replying to jg, Dave wrote:
If we are talking about the Aldi 1200W router then remove the springs as
follows:
Remove the motor brush housing cover - 4 screws.
Remove the base plate tube plugs/covers - single screw each.
Fully depress the plunge springs and apply the lock.
Remove the 'circlips' from the top of the base plate tubes - circlip pliers
are essential to reach.
Release the lock under control and withdraw the base plate with tubes and
springs - a gentle tap on the inner face of the base plate may be necessary to
release the tubes.
Extract the springs from the dust bellows and refit to tubes.
Insert tubes into router body and refit the circlips, plug covers and brush
housing cover.
Works like atreat with a router table.


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