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TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL
TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1
ELECTRICAL
There  is  no  stop  on  the  shaft  to  prevent  the  slip  rings
from being pressed on too far.  It is therefore necessary
to  press  the  slip  rings  only  to  a  point  where  there  is  9.5
mm  (3/8") space between the inner edge of the slip rings
and the rotor (see Fig.  25).
REASSEMBLY
1.    If  slip  ring  end  bearing  has  been  removed,  press  a  new
bearing in place from the outside of the housing.  Bearing
should  be  installed  with  seal  facing  in  toward  slip  rings.
When  properly  installed,  the  manufacturer's  part  number
stamped  on  the  end  of  the  bearing  will  be  facing  toward
the outside of the housing.
Bearing should seat against lip on inside end of bearing bore.
After  bearing  is  installed,  apply  a  small  amount  of  grease
(Chevron SRI 2 or equivalent) to rollers.
2.  Reinstall heat sinks in slip ring end housing.  Be sure that
upper   and   lower   insulating   washers   are   in   their   proper
location.  Install but do not tighten lower heat sink retaining
screws, 
lockwashers, 
guardwashers 
and 
insulating
washers (see Fig.  9).
Replacement heat sinks may differ in thickness or appearance
from    the    original    assemblies,    but    will    fit    and    function
interchangeably.
3.    Install  terminal  bolts  and  regulator  lead  wires.    Red  wire
goes   on   positive   heat   sink   and   black   wire   goes   on
negative.    Be  sure  that  mating  surfaces  of  heat  sinks,
terminals and terminal bolts are clean and free of paint to
insure a good electrical connection (see Fig.  7).
4.     Install two insulating bushings on each terminal bolt and
install regulator housing.
5.     Be  sure  that  red  and  black  regulator  leads  are  properly
routed   through   cutaway   section   of   end   housing,   and
install and tighten nuts on terminal bolts (see Fig.  4).
5.    Tighten  lower  heat  sink  screws  and  check  all  leads  for
proper  routing,  being  sure  that  no  lead  is  pinched  under
heat sink.
6.  Reinstall capacitor.
7.  Reinstall stator and terminal nuts.  It is advisable to align
stator  and  housing  by  temporarily  installing  the  through
bolts.
8.  Press drive end bearing into housing and reinstall bearing
retainer and four screws.
When    installing    bearing,    press    on    outer    race    to    avoid
transmitting   force   through   the   bearing   balls   which   could
brinnell the bearing.
9.    Press  drive  end  housing  and  bearing  onto  rotor  shaft.
Using a sleeve around the shaft, press on the inner race
to avoid brinnelling the bearing.
10.    Install  rotor  and  housing  assembly  into  stator  and  slip
ring  end  housing  assembly,  being  sure  that  mounting
ears are aligned.
11.  Install three through bolts and self locking nuts.  Torque
to 5.6-6.8 N.m (50-60 in. lbs.).  Place a small amount of
grease  (Chevron  SRI  2  or  equivalent)  in  housing  and
reinstall  the  metal  dust  cap  by  carefully  pressing  it  into
place.
12.  Install diode trio and three nuts.
13.  Insert outer brush and spring assembly into the housing
and     compress     the     brush     spring,     using     a     small
screwdriver  or  similar  tool.    While  holding  the  spring
compressed, insert
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Fig.  25
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