Telescope motor brushes
RESTRICTED
Replacement
of
Brushes
Fig.
рд. 135
Commutator
Check
Governor
Care and
Adjustment
of
Gover-
nor Points
3. Brushes.
To remove brushes on the telescope motor
loosen two screws that hold the lower
field pole
plate (from the outside of the housing); move the
field assembly away from the commutator. Remove
both brush
brackets together.
Never looser or
remove fiber terminal block
as this will spoil
radius of brushes.
The telescope motor brushes should be repiacec
with
the commutator.
The telescope motor brush spring should extend
to a length of 1-3/32 when supporting a 4-1/2 oz.
weight.
Measure to end loop centers.
This spring
comes
extra
long in
spare parts and it will be
necessary, when installing a new one, to clip off
one
co i l
at a time and reform the
end loops as
necessary.
If the commutator is rough,
remove from hous-
ing and
polish
#400 aluminum oxide paper and
crocus cloth.
its best
to put the commutator
in a lathe on
its own bearings and
to rotate the
commutator as
the #400
aluminum
oxide paper and
crocus
cloth
are
used.
This will preventlow
spots.
worn it should
If the commutator is very rough, pitted
be turned
lathe on
by an experienced machinest. (This
is a depot or factory job.)
No warm-up
ion conditions,
for
required, under ordinary operat-
telescope motor.
Disconnect governor
lever from governor,
set
armature shaft vertical and close governor by
sandi it should fall under its own weight.
I t
its own weight with
held about 150 out of the vertical.
If pivots
disc speed cannot be adjusted
and it will
necessary
clean the pivots with
kerosene,
benzine,
catching
dirt and solvent on
cloth.
Re-oil with
a drop or two of light oil. Wipe off
excess oil.
the stationary point
so that 1/2 of the
governor movement
is regulred in taking up slack,
and the
remaining 1/2 in opening the points.
made on
governor slide and adjusted by
positioning the fixed governor point.
when
they
no
longer
form
an
angle
of
with
and
in
bearings
is
the
should
still
under
shaft
bind,
be
to
Set
check
is
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