TM5-6115-593-34NAVFAC P-8-631-34TO-35C2-3-463-2(A) ENERGIZING SOLENOID WINDINGS(B) MEASURING PINION CLEARANCEFigure 13-11. Adjusting Starter Pinion Clearance(1) Clean all parts except armature (36, figure 13-9),field coils (64), electric al solenoid (5), and driveassembly (29) in cleaning solvent P-D-680, Type IIand blow dry with compressed air.CAUTIONDo not immerse the drive assembly (29) in solvent.This would wash the lubricant from the overrunningclutch,andresultinprematurewearandfailureofthedriveassembly.(2) Clean drive assembly (29) with solventdampened cloth.(3) Clean windings and insulated parts with a drybrush and dry compressed air to remove loosedust and dirt.(4) Remove oily caked deposits from windings andinsulated parts with a brush and solvent andblow dry. Do not immerse or soak insulation.(5) Dry armature (36) or field coils (64) in an ovenat 175° to 200°F (29° to 93°C) for 2 hours.(6) Wipe brushes (57) with clean dry cloth toremove dirt or oil. Do not use solvent. Replaceany oilsoaked brushes.CAUTIONDo not use emery cloth or paper for the followingoperation.Emerydustcouldcauseelectricalshortsinthestartermotor.(7) If commutator is in good condition, polish it with00 grade sandpaper P-P-105 to obtain a brightsurface .Blow off with compressed air aftersanding. Do not use emery cloth or paper. Ifcommutator slots are filled with dirt, clean withtoothpick or narrow piece of wood soaked insolvent and blow dry.f.InspectionandChecks(1) Visually inspect starter13-16
Integrated Publishing, Inc. - A (SDVOSB) Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business