31
4.
Insert capscrews (543) through Delta ‘P’ valve (533) and
into bracket (529). Tighten capscrews.
5.
Insert elbow (537) into shuttle valve (517). Tighten elbow
and adjust alignment to shut off valve as shown in Dwg.
MHP1331.
6.
Install shuttle valve/elbow assembly into top port of shut
off valve. Locate shuttle valve over shut off valve air inlet
port.
7.
Install bracket (539) to top of shut off valve and secure
using capcrews (538).
8.
Attach emergency stop valve (541) to bracket (539) using
capscrews (542).
NOTICE
• When connecting fittings ensure that air lines are connected
as shown in Dwg. MHP1331. Various fitting thread types are
used (i.e., metric, British, JIC and NPT). Ensure the correct
mated threads are joined; do not force fittings.
9.
Connect fittings and route air lines as shown in Dwg.
MHP1331.
10. Insert capscrews (526) through bracket (527) and slide
spacers (532) onto capscrews. Place this entire assembly
onto the bolt holes on the air inlet side of the control valve
assembly and loosely tighten capscrews (526).
11. Connect union (536) and tighten.
12. Tighten capcrews (526).
13. Connect fittings (513) to manifold connectors (534).
14. Insert nipple (524) into muffler. Insert this assembly into
elbow (523) and tighten.
15. Insert elbow (523) into exhaust port and tighten. Locate
muffler in position noted during disassembly.
Overload Device Assembly
Optional feature. Refer to Dwg. MHP1323.
1.
Insert nipple (578) into remote valve assembly (355).
2.
Insert bushing (535) into outlet port in shut off valve (522)
and tighten.
3.
Place shut off valve (522) onto nipple (578) and tighten.
Ensure that exhaust port is facing same direction as exhaust
port on remote valve assembly.
4.
Insert elbow (537) into shuttle valve (517) and tighten.
Position elbow as shown in Dwg. MHP1323.
5.
Insert shuttle valve/elbow assembly in shut off valve (522)
and tighten. Locate shuttle valve over the air outlet port.
6.
Insert capscrews (531) through bracket (529) into shut off
valve and tighten.
7.
Insert capscrews (543) through Delta ‘P’ valve (533) and
into bracket (529) and tighten.
NOTICE
• When connecting fittings ensure that air lines are connected
as shown in Dwg. MHP1323. Various fitting thread types are
used (i.e., metric, British, JIC and NPT). Ensure the correct
mated threads are joined; do not force fittings.
8.
Connect fittings and route air lines as shown in Dwg.
MHP1323.
9.
Follow steps 1 through 6 of ‘Installation of Remote Control
Valve and Inlet Manifold’ section.
Reduction Gear Assembly
Refer to Dwg. MHP1248.
1.
Press caged needle bearings (57) into reducer housing (59).
With oil seal (58) lip facing towards reducer housing,
install oil seal in reducer housing.
2.
Install thrust washer (44) in groove in output planet carrier
(35).
3.
Determine planet gear (43) to carrier (35) end clearance for
each gear:
NOTICE
• Shim output carrier (35) planet gears for 0.005 to 0.032
inch (0.1 to 0.8 mm) end clearance between gear (43) and
carrier.
a.
If not noted during disassembly, determine planet gear
(43) end clearance. Place planet gear in carrier (35)
and insert pin (36) to hold in place. Slide gear against
one side of carrier wall. Measure the gap between
opposite side of carrier interior face and gear. Repeat
for each gear.
b.
Measure the width of two washers (38), (39) and (40).
Combine the amounts of the washers and subtract from
the amount of the gap determined in step a. Add or
remove washers as necessary to establish a 0.005 to
0.032 inch (0.1 to 0.8 mm) end clearance. Repeat for
each gear.
4.
Assemble and install planet gear assembly in the output
carrier (35):
a.
Cut two pieces of cardboard into 3 inch (76 mm)
squares. Place planet gear (43) on one of these pieces
and place pin (36) into hole in center of gear. Insert
eighteen roller bearings (41) between pin and gear.
Take care to ensure initial pins inserted do not tip
over.
b.
Insert spacer (42) followed by the second set of 18
roller bearings.
c.
Place half of the washers required to establish end
clearance (refer to Step 3b.) over pin and against gear
face. Grasp assembly, including cardboard, and flip
over onto second piece of cardboard. As gear slides
down pin onto bottom cardboard, allow pin to push
top piece of cardboard off.
d.
Place other half of the washers required to establish
end clearance (refer to Step 3b.) over pin and against
gear face. Grasp assembly carefully and move to
carrier.
e.
Slide assembled gear partially into position in carrier,
up to pin. Slowly remove pin taking care not to let
bearings tip over or fall. Carefully slide gear assembly
into carrier, aligning hole in gear with hole in carrier.
e.
Place output planet pin (36) into one end of output
carrier (35). Ensure end of pin, with hole, is inserted
such that it will line up with hole in carrier for roll pin
(37) installation.
f.
Slide pin (36) until hole in pin and hole in carrier are
aligned. Verify end clearance tolerance is 0.005 to
0.032 inch (0.1 to 0.8 mm). If required, add or remove
washers to adjust clearance. Secure pin to carrier using
roll pin (37). Carefully tap roll pin into place taking
care not to ‘mushroom’ the head. Tap until level with
top of carrier.
g.
Repeat procedure for remaining gears.
Summary of Contents for FA2A
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Page 49: ...48 REMOTE PENDANT AND CONTROL VALVE ASSEMBLY PARTS DRAWING ...
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