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6. Install Assemblies | Attach arms to body

06-1 Install right arm assembly -1

Required Parts:

Right arm assembly

Body part

Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060) x4

Box of screws

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Install right arm assembly -1

  1. Insert**【SM04 Servo Motor (ID04)】of【Right Arm assembly】into the right-side 【F7 Shoulder Joint (base)】. ** ⚠Note! Be careful not to interchange the arms. Observe ‘L’ and ‘R’ letters on shoulders and confirm facing of robot to ensure correct placement. ⚠ Note! Do not pinch cables between the assemblies. See photos for acceptable cable location.
  2. Fasten servo motor to base with 4 pieces**【Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060)】**.

06-2 Install right arm assembly -2

Required Parts:

A6 Tape

Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060) x4

Box of screws

Box of screws

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Install right arm assembly -2

  1. Fasten opposite side of servo to F7 shoulder base with 4 pieces**【Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060)】**.
  2. Plug【Connection Cable 07 ARM】 into socket at back of【SM03 Servo Motor (ID03)】.
  3. Secure**【Connection Cable 07 ARM】** to the outer side of**【F7 Shoulder Joint (base)】** with**【A6 Tape】**. ⚠Note! Make sure **connection cable is firmly plugged in. ** ⚠Note! Use tweezers to aid with plug placement in hard-to-reach location.

Right arm part installation finished!

Finished Assembly

06-3 Install left arm assembly -1

Required Parts:

Left arm part

Body part

Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060) x4

Box of screws

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Install left arm assembly -1

  1. Insert**【SM08 Servo Motor (ID08)】of【Left Arm assembly】**into the left-side 【F7 Shoulder Joint (base)】. ⚠Note! Be careful not to interchange the arms. Observe ‘L’ and ‘R’ letters on shoulders and confirm facing of robot to ensure correct placement. ⚠Note! Do not pinch cables between the assemblies. See photos for acceptable cable location.
  2. Fasten servo motor to base with 4 pieces**【Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060)】**.

06-4 Install left arm assembly -2

Required Parts:

A6 Tape

Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060) x4

Box of screws

Box of screws

If the instructional video does not appear, please refresh/reload the page, or click the link below:

https://youtu.be/gomGO3yKI6M

Install left arm assembly -2

  1. Fasten opposite side of servo to F7 shoulder base with 4 pieces**【Screw No. 9 (M2_L6 MM20060)】**.
  2. Plug【Connection Cable 07 ARM】 into socket at back of【SM07 Servo Motor (ID07)】.
  3. Secure**【Connection Cable 07 ARM】** to the outer side of**【F7 Shoulder Joint (base)】** with**【A6 Tape】**. ⚠Note! Make sure **connection cable is firmly plugged in. ** ⚠Note! Use tweezers to aid with plug placement in hard-to-reach location.

Left arm part installation finished!

Assembly of the body and arms FINISHED!

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7. Install components|Speaker, battery, sensor module

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