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E
LEC
T R I
CA
L SY
STE
M
FIG.
!57
-
TYP
ICAL
STARTI
NG
MOTO
R
10-F
rome
l-
End
Plate
2-
P
iug
.l-
Th
rust
Washer
I
1
-lnsul
o
tin
~:
Wa
sher
12
-
Woshcr
19-
Intc:rmec1H~
t
e
Bea
nng
20-
Ik
ndi
x
Drive
21-&:
rew
13-
Nut
4
-B
r
ush
Plate
A
ssc
nl
bly
5-S
crcw
t\-
Lnc
k
Wa
•he
r
7- l
nsulati
ng
Washer
a-T
ermi
nal
9 -
Fiel
d
Coil
nod
Po
le
Shoe S.:t
1
4-Loc
k
Washer
1
5-I
ns u
lotin~
'Bu,h
in
g
16
-Po
le
Sh<>e
Scre
w
17-S
i
eeve
BeHdng
18-
Drive
End
F
rome
22-
Lock
WMher
23-
Th
ru
st
Woshcr
24-Key
25-A
rmnture
26-
Thr
u
Bo
lt
.t7-l
nsu
1otor
'
-48.
Del
eted.
I-49.
Over
ha u l P roc
ed
ur
e
At
pe
riodic
interva
ls t
he
sta
r
ting
moto
r ci
rcuit
s
ho
u
ld
be
tho
roughly
checked
a
nd
t
he
motor
re-
moved
f
rom
t
he
engine
f
or
cle
anin
g
and
chec
ki
ng
.
1-50. Di
sas
s
embly
To
re
mo
ve
t
he
starting
motor
from
th
e engine,
disconnect t
he
l
ead
s
and
co
ve
r
th
e b
attery
l
ead
wi
th
a
sh
or
t
pi
ece
of
hose
to
prevent
short
circuit-
ing.
Remo
ve
t
he
flange bol
ts
holding
t
he
starting
m
otor
to
th
e
fl
ywhee
l housing. R e
move
t
he
star
ti
ng
-notor
from
t
he
vehicle.
Sach
pa
rt
of
the
starting
m
otor
should
be
re
mov
ed
,
cl
eaned.
and
i
nspected
f
or
evi
dence
of
wear
or
da
mage.
T
he
Bendix
Drive
should
be
clea
ned
and
·
nspected
for
evidence
of
wear
or
a
distorted
spring.
Bearing
s s
hould
be
checked
for pr
op
er
cl
earanc
e
a
nd
fit. All
insulation
should
be
free
of
oil and
in
g
ood
co
ndition
. T
he
a
rmature
,
fi
e
ld
co
ils, a
nd
1
40
b
rushes
should
be
ch
e
cked
for go
od
ground
a
nd
l
ack
of o
pen
circ
u
its.
1-
51.
B
ru
she
s
The
b
rushes
should
sl
ide
fre
ely
in t
heir
holde
rs
a
nd
make
full
contact
on
th
e
co
mmutator
.
Wo
rn
b
rushes
should
be
repl
ace
d.
C
heck
b
ru
sh
spr
ing
te
nsion
with
a
sp
r
ing
scale.
Hoo
k the
scal
e
under
t
he
brush
spr
ing
near t
he
b
n~sh
and
pull on a l
ine
parallel
with
the
sid
e
of
~
he
b
rush.
Ta
ke
t he
read
in
g j
ust
as t
he
spri
ng
l
ea
ves t
he
b
rush
.
It
is 1
mportant
that
the
b
rush
sp
r
mg
tension
be kept •vith
in
the
l
imits
specified
at: t
he
end
of
th
is sec
tio
n.
If
th
e
te
nsion is
too
low,
t
he
re
wi
ll
be a loss
of
efficiency from
poo
r b
ru
sh
co
ntact
.
To
o g
rea
t a t
ension
wtll
ca
us
e excessive
b
rush
a
nd
co
mmut
ato
r
•.
vear.
To
change
t
he
t
ension,
t wi
st
t
he
spri
ng at t
he
ho
lder
with
l
ong-
n
osed
pliers.
W
orn
b
rushes
should
be
r
ep
la
ced
.