Disassembling Magsealed reels

[snagsbream]

Question regarding taking apart a magsealed reel for general maintenance WITHOUT disturbing the magseal. How far can you disassemble? At what point is the magseal going to be disrupted, so I can avoid that? Any pics would be great too. Cleaned the inside of my spool and I feel like going further.

[snagsbream]

Lots of views, no answers!
For example...

Can I remove the side plate and access the gears without disturbing the magseal? How about the rotor?

I'm keen to look at it all, more than anything.

[MiSCrEANT]

Not sure if it's the same for Daiwa reels, but I saw a shimano disassemble video online, and they had to loosen the rotor nut first. Then the sideplate could be unscrewed and opened.

[nagz]

Hop on YouTube and search for profisher.com.ua

Scroll down til you find a mag sealed reel

Bam

Easy

Nagz

[t303]

Have a read here:
[/URL]http://www.breammaster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=61253&highlight=magseal&page=2[/URL]
for a start, about halfway down the page is how to remove the rotor without disturbing the magseal, then you can unscrew the bearing plate and remove the AR sleeve and bearing/magnet plate as a unit with the oil intact. After that it is a conventional disassemble and a very careful replacement of the plate/AR sleeve.
Which model reel is it?

Steve
ReelClean

[Mark M]

just as nagz suggested..

Certate 2500R

I have bookmarked several of these vids, the guy must spend all day taking pics..

[snagsbream]

Thanks guys, will have a look through these videos, he has heaps.

Nagz, I was reading your thread about reel maintenance and got interested. I might get myself a simpler reel to take apart and fiddle with - Shimano or older Daiwa (no magseal).

I've been contemplating a Ci4+ anyway, so I could try my hand at servicing it myself I suppose. Flick me a PM if you have a 2500 for sale

[nagz]

Originally Posted by snagsbream

Thanks guys, will have a look through these videos, he has heaps.

Nagz, I was reading your thread about reel maintenance and got interested. I might get myself a simpler reel to take apart and fiddle with - Shimano or older Daiwa (no magseal).

I've been contemplating a Ci4+ anyway, so I could try my hand at servicing it myself I suppose. Flick me a PM if you have a 2500 for sale

Not a bad idea mate

I went through a few low end reels before getting into the steez, exist, Stella and saltiga type reels

Its good to get a feel for things like laying out parts, screw tensions, gear alignment etc before touching high w pensive reels
Nagz