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Figure 3-17. starting motor, disassembly and reassembly (sheet 2 of 2). |
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 21
Nut
37
Nut
53
Washer
22
Lockwasher
38
Washer
54
Gasket
23
Washer
39
Washer
55
Line housing
24
Insulator
40
Gasket
56
Bearing
25
Insulator
41
Insulator
57
Packing
26
Packing
42
Screw
58
Washer
27
End frame
43
Screw
59
Packing
28
Bearing
44
Bushing
60
Screw
29
Washer
45
Drive housing
61
Field winding
30
Screw
46
Screw
62
Pole shoe
31
Washer
47
Washer
63
Insulator
48
Shaft
64
Insulator
32
Washer
33
Screw
49
Packing
65
Washer
34
Spring
50
Packing
66
Armature
51
Ring
67
Armature housing
35
Washer
52
Drive
36
Holder assembly
(2)
Starter
assembly
wires passing through holes in the frame or over
rough edges. If inspection reveals a cut or broken
wire, and the break in the wire is exposed, the wire
w h e t h e r run individually, or in a harness, are
must be repaired (d below). If the break in the wire
m a r k e d or numbered. The vast majority of the
is in the wiring harness or in an inaccessible area,
electrical leads have crimp-on connectors at each
replace the wire (e b e l o w ) .
end; quick disconnect connections are on most of
t h e controls, panel instruments, switches, and
d i s c o n n e c t i n g one end from the component to
lights.
w h i c h it is attached, as this will make an open
b. Inspection. Inspect the insulation for cracks or
circuit. Touch the test probes of a multimeter to
f r a y e d material. Pay particular attention to the
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