Machine Service Procedures
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Reinstallation onto
Basket Shaft
Step 1: Carefully set the
assembly over the shaft
engaging the bearings and
bearing spacer.
Step 2: The tolerance
ring that fi ts inside the
pulley should be placed in
position (see Basket Pulley
Reassembly for correct
positioning).
Step 3: The pulley should
then be started onto
the shaft. A stack of fl at
washers and a longer pulley
bolt will be required to pull
the basket shaft through the
bearings and pulley.
Step 4: Install the shaft
end bolt with washers and
torque to specifi cations in
Bolt Torque Chart.
Step 5: See Tub Back,
Bearing and Cylinder
Assembly for installation of
complete assembly back
into washer.
Step 1: When installing
new bearings into a bearing
housing, fi rst press the front
(large) bearing into the
housing until it bottoms. With
the bearing spacer in place,
press the rear
bearing in until the spacer
is snug between the two
bearings. Be sure and reinstall
the retaining ring in front of
the front bearing (see picture).
Step 2: The tub back
assembly should be
reattached to the bearing
housing with the 6 mounting
bolts and torqued according
to the torque chart. Note: The
bead of silicone that seals
each bolt to the tub back.
This must be cleaned and
replaced upon reassembly
(see picture).
If the 6 support assemblies
have been removed from the
bearing housing, the 6 rear
bearing housing bolts should
be torqued according to the
chart also.
Step 3: The primary and
secondary seals that mount
on the sealing ring may be
slid over the shaft and seated
on the metal sealing ring.
In the unlikely event that
Reassembly
the metal ring that mounts
these sealing rings were to
be damaged or moved, a
new one would need to be
pressed on.The ring must be
pushed against the stop on
the shaft. Before installing
the new sealing ring, a bead
of silicone should be put
on the basket shaft (see
picture). After installing the
seals, lubricate the faces of
the seals with silicone grease
(see picture).
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