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reversing the disassembly procedure.
(1)
Disconnect all external leads to contactor.
6-227.
MASTER SWITCH AND PUMP MOTOR
(2)  Remove snap switch (1, figure 7-7) from
a.  General. All trucks have one pump contactor
hinge bracket (I 11).
fitted with a circuit interlock which energizes the
hourmeter. If a truck has a second (optional) pump, the
(3)  Disconnect
connector
(7),
remove
number two pump contactor will not have an interlock.
retaining snap ring and take off rocker arm lever (25)
Otherwise both contactors will be the same.
with movable contact (20). Take contact from rocker
arm lever. Take washer, timing actuator (28) from base
6-228.  DISASSEMBLY.  Disassemble only as far as
assembly (29).
necessary to repair, as follows:
(1)  Disconnect all external leads to contactor.
(4)  Remove  screws
and
take
stationary
Remove contactor only if necessary.
contacts (15) from base (29).
(2)  To replace finger contact (figure 74),
(5)  Remove screw which holds coil (42) to
remove special nuts and lock washers and remove
magnet frame (45). Remove coil.
contact tops.
6-220.
ASSEMBLY.
Assemble the contactor by
(3)  To replace coil (18), remove spring guide
reversing the disassembly steps.
(14), spring (12) and armature (11).  Take out screw
above coil and remove two spring washers, pole face
6-221. FORWARD AND REVERSE RELAYS.
and assembly, and coil.
6-222. DISASSEMBLY.  Disassemble contactor only
6-229. ASSEMBLY. Assemble contactor by reversing
as far as necessary to make repairs as follows:
steps above, observing the following recommendations.
(1)  Disconnect all external leads.
6-230. STEERING RELAY.
6-231. DISASSEMBLY. Proceed as follows:
(2)  Disconnect connector (I, figure 7-8),
(1)  Disconnect leads to contactor.  Remove
remove snap ring and take off rocker arm lever (16).
screw and washer (2, figure 7-6), and stationary contact
Remove both movable contacts (14).
(1).
(2)  Remove nut (5) and insulator (10).
(3)
Take washer, timing actuator (19) from
Remove contact bar (4).
base (20).
(3)  Remove leads to coil (19). Remove nut
(5) and screws (17), carefully lift interfering parts out of
(4)  Remove screws, and take stationary
way and remove coil.
contacts (9) from base.
6-232. ASSEMBLY. Reverse procedure above.
6-233. ACCELERATOR CONTROL.
(5)  Remove screw which holds coil (33) to
6-234. POTENTIOMETER REPLACEMENT. Proceed
magnet frame (36) and remove coil.
as follows: (figure 7-11).
(1)  Remove
potentiometer
wires
from
6-223.
ASSEMBLY.
Assemble the contactor by
terminal strip (19).
reversing the disassembly procedure.
6-224. FIELD WEAKENING RELAY.
(2)  Loosen allen set screw (22) which secures
6-225.  DISASSEMBLY.  Disassemble only as far as
potentiometer (21) to potentiometer drive and remove
required to perform needed repairs as follows:
potentiometer.
(1)  Disconnect all external leads to contactor.
(3)  Before  installing  new  potentiometer
(2)  Remove connector (1, figure 7-9), and
connect an ohmmeter or continuity tester between single
movable contact (14).  Take off snap ring and take
terminal on top of potentiometer and center terminal of
rocker arm lever (19) from base (23).
bottom three terminals.
Adjust potentiometer for
minimum  resistance  (ohmmeter)  or  maximum
(3)  Remove
screw
and
take
stationary
brightness (continuity tester).
contact (9) from base.
(4)  Install potentiometer and tighten allen set
(4)  Remove screw, and take coil (36) from
screw. (Make sure tab on side of potentiometer is in
magnet frame (39).
notch in bracket). Recheck potentiometer adjustment.
The potentiometer should exhibit minimum resistance
6-226.
ASSEMBLY.
Assemble the contactor by
6-48

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