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Ten-Tec 4229 - Stator Section Assembly; Final Capacitor Assembly

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Ww
4-32
HEX
NUT
Lao
Pr
25
ROTOR
SPACERS
ROTOR
SHAFT
LAST
OF
25
ROTOR
PLATES
id
ROTOR
PLATE
ROTOR SHAFT
WITH
ATTACHED
BUSHING
FIGURE
2
III.
Assembly
of
stator
section.
REFER
TO
FIGURE
3.
(
)
1.
To
one
end
of
each
stator
rod
(6-3/4"
long
10-32
threaded
rod)
install
two
hex
nuts.
Position
one
nut
to
leave
5/g"
of
exposed
threads
to
the
end.
Add
a
second
nut
to
the
same
ends
of
each
rod
leaving
approximately
3/8"
of
exposed
threads.
(
)
2.
Now
start
stacking
the
24
rectangular
stator
plates
alternately
with
the
46
(23
per
side)
stator
spacers.
Start
with
a
plate
and
end
with
the
24th
plate.
(
)
3.
Install
hex
nuts
on
the
open
end
of
the
rod
to
hold
this
stack
together,
not
too
tight.
We
will
return
to
adjust
later.
IV.
Final
assembly
of
capacitor.
REFER
TO
FIGURE
4.
(
)
1.
Mount
the
stator
plate
assembly
to
the
insulator
on
the
front
plate
as-
sembly.
Insert
the
3/8"
exposed
threads
thru
the
holes
in
the
insulator
and
fasten
with
another
hex
nut
on
the
front
side
of
the
insulator,
Do
not
over
tighten.
(
)
2.
Install
the
rotor
assembly
in
the
front
plate
thru
the
bushing
after
in-
stalling
the
tension
spring
washer
on
the
shaft
end.
This
washer
is
in-
stalled
so
that
the
domed
side
is
against
the
fixed
bushing
on
the
rotor
shaft.
The
slotted
end
of
this
washer
will
be
in
contact
with
the
in-
side
of
the
front
plate.
Some
lubricant
(oil
or
grease
-
Vaseline)
should
be
applied
to
the
shaft
and
between
the
washer
and
shaft
bushing.
(
)
3.
Install
a
hex
nut
on
the
rear
end
of
each
stator
rod
leaving
about
5/8"
of
thread
exposed
on
the
end
of
each
rod.
(
)
4.
Install
the
rear
end
plate
and
insulator
assembly
by
fastening
the
stator
rods
through
the
matching
holes
in
the
insulator.
Attach
with
hex
nuts
-
finger
tight.

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