
I removed all of the screws holding the two halves together.

Then I used screwdrivers to pry that orange cap off (to the right). It has a small lip that retains it.

The plunger o-ring was a bit worn/dried out so I replaced it with one from my handy O-Ring Assortment Kit
. It's a pain to press the orange cap back on, pressing it against the edge of my bench worked best.

Now it works.
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I can't figure out what I want more, to be you or to have you be my dad.
Really. You rock so very, very hard. I lurk on your and Felice's journal just because I love reading about your lives and kids. I'm a new mom and I hope that someday I'll be able to create for my little one the same warm, relaxed environment. Also I hope that someday I'll have a Taig lathe.
Thanks for sharing your lives with random blog-readers!
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