Crossfire Hallett 13

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shaft must fit through the U-cup seal (9) (the lips of the seal must always face the

water side) and protrude outside the bottom end cap (5). The wiper assembly is

fully inserted when the groove on the shaft is visible outside the bottom end cap.

Replace the wiper retaining ring (18) by inserting it into the grooved area on the

wiper assembly shaft. Replace the rubber washer (20).

Step 2: Ensure the quartz O-ring seal (6) is in place around the quartz sleeve

and then replace the top end cap (2) by aligning the small hole in the thin plate

with the top pin of the wiper assembly (12). This will help center both parts.

Figure 4D

Step 3: Replace the top bracket (1) over the top end cap (2). The collar of the

end cap will fit snugly in the hole in the bracket and align itself. Tighten the

fasteners (16) in an alternating pattern (

lock washers (15) must be installed).

Step 4: Reconnect the wiper motor (17) to the bottom bracket (4). The flat blade

on the wiper motor shaft must be aligned with the slot in the round wiper shaft –

the wiper shaft can be rotated counter-clockwise to accommodate this. Remove

the foam pad in order to see the motor shaft. Once this alignment is done, the

motor plate and foam pad can be placed back onto the mounting standoffs and

secured with the three nuts. The nuts are self-locking, engage them until motor

mounting plate comes to rest on the bottom Bracket (4).

Do not over tighten.

Step 5: Reconnect the flexible hoses (14), both top and bottom.

Step 6:

Close any faucets and open the water supply. Inspect for leaks. The

solenoid valve can be placed into manual mode to allow water to enter the unit.

Switch back to automatic mode when done. Repair any leaks if necessary.

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