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TM5-4120-383-14
EVAPORATOR, FAN, HOTOR, AND HOUSING REPAIR. Continued
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5-8.
Place a flat washer on each through bolt and insert
(l)
Place
through bolts through holes in both end-bells.
flat washers and lock nuts on through bolts, and
tighten finger-tight.
Tap around both end-bells with a plastic or rawhide
(m)
mallet while tightening nuts on through bolts.  Tighten
in 1-2 turn increments in alternating sequence until
all nuts are equally tightened.  Check for freedom of
rotation by turning motor shaft by hand.  There should
be no drag or binding.
End play should be 0.002 -
Check end-play of shaft.
(n)
0.005 inch (0.051 - 0.127 mm).
If end-play is not
within limits, disassemble motor and add or remove
shims to adjust.
Secure cable to stator housing with loop clamp.
(o)
b.  Motor Assembly, Welco Industries Inc., Model M-4720-26A.
(1) To replace connector:
(a) Loosen cable clamp.
(b) Tag and unsolder leads.
(c) Remove old connector.
(d) See wiring diagram figure 4-4 and tags and solder leads
to new connector.  Remove tags.
(e) Secure cable clamp.
(2) To replace overload (thermal) protectors:
(a) Remove four screws and lock washers from overload
protector housing.
(b) Remove overload protector housing.
(c) Tag and disconnect leads to overload protector.
(d) Remove old overload protector.
(e) See tags and connect leads to new overload protector.
Remove tags.
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