英國帕金斯柴油發(fā)電機(jī)組啟動馬達(dá)維修技術(shù)資料

Starter motor
起動馬達(dá)
To remove and to fit
要刪除和以適應(yīng)
It is not advisable to attempt repairs to the starter
試圖修理初學(xué)者是不明智的
motor. This work requires specialist equipment and
電機(jī)。這項工作需要專門的設(shè)備和
knowledge. If starter motor failure occurs, operator’s
知識。如果發(fā)生起動電機(jī)故障，操作員的
are advised to take advantage of the Perkins service
建議利用帕金斯服務(wù)的優(yōu)勢
exchange scheme.
交換方案。
To remove
刪除
1 Disconnect the battery.
1斷開蓄電池。
2 Make a note of the terminals of the starter motor
2作起動電機(jī)端子的說明
assembly and of the cables which are connected to
組裝和連接到的電纜
them.
他們。
3 Disconnect the cables from the starter motor
3斷開電機(jī)的電纜
assembly.
裝配。
4 Remove the three bolts and the spring washers and
4拆下三個螺栓和彈簧墊圈
withdraw, carefully, the assembly of the starter motor.
起動電機(jī)的裝配，退出，小心。
To fit
適合
1 Fit carefully the assembly of the starter motor to the
1小心地將起動電機(jī)的總成
flywheel housing and fit the three bolts and the spring
飛輪殼和配合的三個螺栓和彈簧
washers to retain it.
保留的墊圈。
2 Connect the c ables to the correct terminals.
2將C項為正確的終端。
3 Connect the battery.
3連接電池。

To dismantle

4  Hold the protrusion of the plunger (A2) at the

opposite end of the body (A9) and release the nut

which retains the switch assembly on the shaft (A1).

Remove the washer, the insulation bush, the

contactor disc (A7), the spring, the second insulation

washer and the second washer from the shaft and

withdraw the plunger and the spring from the opposite

1  Remove both jumper leads from between the

solenoid s witch and the starter body.

A special tool will be needed for the next part of the

operation. The tool can be manufactured from a ¼

inch AF socket; the outside diameter of the socket

must be ground down to 9 mm (0.345 in).

2  Extract the rubber plug from the solenoid base,

insert the special tool, engage it with the timing shaft

and turn it anti-c lockwise until the plunger and arm are

released from the shaft. Unscrew the two retaining

bolts and remove the solenoid switch.

3 Remove the lock nuts, the washers and the sealing

rings from both of the small terminals; partially

withdraw the end cover (A5) and release the small

sc rew (A6) from the head of the terminal (A8) which

retains  the connection of the winding. Remove the

end cover (A5) complete with the large terminals (A4),

the lock nuts, the washers and the sealing washers.

Remove also the terminal insulators (A3).

1  Assemble the shaft (A1) and the plunger (A2), if

they have been separated, and fit the spring to the

shaft.

2  Fit the shaft through the body (A9) of the solenoid

switch and fit the washer, the insulation washer, the

spring, the contactor disc (A7), the insulation bush,

the second insulation washer, the washer and the nut

in the correc t sequence as shown (A). Hold the

plunger and tighten the nut.

 

3 Fit the terminal insulators. Fit the cover to the body

just enough for the small screw (A6) to be fitted

through the connection and into the side of terminal 3.

Fit completely the cover and fit the washers, the

sealing rings and the lock nuts.

4  Fit a new rubber shroud (page 228/A15) to the

housing of the shift lever and ensure that the lip is

engaged fully in the groove.

5  Align the screw link with the threaded hole in the

solenoid plunger (A2) and insert the special tool

through the hole at the centre of the housing.  Turn

clockwise the plunger until it reaches the end of the

thread and insert the solenoid switc h in the housing

for the shift lever.

6 Fit the two bolts which fasten the solenoid switch to

the starter motor and tighten them to 34,0 to 39,5 Nm

(300 to 350 lbf in). Turn the plunger anti-clockwise by

approximately five turns.

7  DO NOT fit the flexible cable and the copper

connector until the adjustment of the solenoid is

completed in operation 23-22.

 

To dismantle and to assemble

the star ter  motor

To assemble

To dismantle

1  Remove the solenoid switc h, operation 23-15.

Before the starter motor is dismantled, mark the

edges of each section of the starter motor to ensure

their correct relationship during assembly.

2  Remove the carbon brush cover (A4), release the

connections and carefully withdraw the carbon

brushes (A3).

3  Disconnect the two cables from the field windings

(A7), release the four bolts and remove the end cover

(A1).  Withdraw the armature (A5).

4 Release the six c ap screws and remove the pinion

housing (A8); dis connect and remove the pinion

assembly (A10).

5  Remove the screw and washer from the housing

(A8); withdraw the pivot and remove the shift lever

(A12).  Separate the housing from the yoke (A6).

Ensure that all the components are clean and dry

before they  are assembled.  Apply glycerine to the

new ’O’ rings and lubricate all the bushes with clean

SAE 5W/20 engine lubricating oil.  Soak the fibre

washers and lubricator wicks in clean SAE 5W/20

engine lubricating oil.

1  Fit a new ’O’ ring around the end cover (A1) and

align the marks which indicate the correct relationship

with the yoke.  Put new spring washers on the four

bolts which fasten the end cover to the yoke.  Apply

’Loc tite AVV’ to the threads and fit the bolts.  Tighten

each bolt to 12,5 to 17 Nm (110 to 150 lbf in).

2 Fit a steel thrust washer, followed by a fibre washer,

on to the armature shaft at the commutator end and

insert the shaft into the yoke assembly.  Fit a steel

washer, followed by a fibre washer, onto the splined

end of the shaft and lubricate the shaft and the splines

with ’Aeroshell Grease No. DID 5598’.

3  Fit a new ’O’ ring around the housing (A14) and

apply some grease to the cams of the shift lever.

 

4 Put the housing (A8) over the protrusion of the shaft

and fit two fibre washers (A9) onto the shaft.  Engage

the two cams of the shift lever in the groove of the

pinion assembly and slide the assembly and the

housing onto the shaft.  Align the marks which

indicate the correct relationship of the housing and

the yoke, and apply ’Loctite AVV’ to the threads of the

five cap screws.  Insert the cap screws, with new

spring washers, and tighten to 12,5 to 17 Nm (110 to

150 lbf in).

5 Fit the steel thrust washer (A11) onto the shaft and

against the pinion assembly.  Fit a new ’O’ ring (A13)

to the pinion housing and put the housing around the

pinion.  Align the marks which indicate the correct

relationship of the housings for the shift lever and the

pinion.  Six new special cap screws, which have a

small square area of locking agent on the threads, are

inserted through the relevant holes of the housing for

the pinion and into the housing for the shift lever.

6  Tighten evenly the cap screws to 24,4 to 28,3 Nm

(216 to 250 lbf in).

7  Check that the armature turns freely, and fit the

carbon brushes into their holders (A2). Ensure that

the carbon brushes slide freely in the holders and

tighten the screws which retain the carbon brushes to

1,6 to 2,0 Nm (14 to 18 lbf in). Check that the wires of

the carbon brushes remain free.

8  Use a spring balance to check the springs of the

carbon brushes.  Renew the s prings if the loads are

not within the limits of 1,42 to 1,68 kgf (50 to 59 ozf),

when the end of each spring is held in its correct

position in accordance with the length of a new

carbon brush.

9 Spread a thin application of glycerine on the gasket

of the cover (A4), and fit the ends of the cov er across

one of the ribbed sections of the yoke.  Tighten the

two screws which retain the cover to 1,13 to 1,70 Nm

(10 to 15 lbf in).

10  Fit the solenoid switch, operation 23-15.

To clean

6  Inspect the bushes  in the end cover of the

Use white spirits to clean all the components.  Do

NOT dip the assembly of the pinion in the white

spirits, because the special lubricant in the assembly

will be eliminated.

To inspect and to correct           

1  Use an ’Avometer’ to check the resistance of the

winding which pulls the plunger and the winding which

holds the plunger; these should be 1.34 and 2.7 ohms

respectively, at 20°C.  Renew the solenoid switch if

the windings are defective.

2  Inspect the assembly  of the yoke and the field

windings, and also the housings, of the starter motor

for damage.  Use suitable equipment to check the

insulation of the field windings and to check that the

continuity is not broken.  Renew the complete

assembly of the yoke and the field windings if any field

winding is defective.

3  Inspect the armature for wear and damage,

especially the splines.  Check that there is no

deflection of the shaft. Renew the shaft if the run-out

exceeds 0,13 mm (0.005 in).

4 Use s uitable equipment to check that the continuity

and insulation of the armature windings are not

broken. The commutator should have a polis hed dark  

copper finish.  Check that the run-out of the

commutator is within 0,08 mm (0.003 in). If the

armature is generally acceptable, the surface of the

commutator may be corrected.  Remove only the

minimum material from the face.  The final diameter

must not be less than 52,375 mm (2.063 in).

5  Test the insulation of the holders for the carbon

brushes, and renew the carbon brushes if there is

damage or wear. The minimum permis sible length of

the carbon brushes is 15,9 mm (0.625 in).

commutator and in the pinion housing.  If there are

indications of wear, use a 13/16 in BSF tapered tap as

a puller to withdraw the old bushes.  Press in the new

bushes.

7 Use the measurements of the old bush to machine

a groove in the new bush which aligns with the

lubricator wick.

8 Put the end cover, or the housing for the pinion, in

a lathe and ream the new bush to obtain an internal

diameter of 19,100 to 19,152 mm (0.752 to 0.754 in).

Ensure that there is concentricity of the bore with the

location face of the shoulder.

9 Inspect the bush in the housing of the shift lever.  If

necessary, renew the bush, and machine an oil

groove which is the same as the groove in the old

bush. Put the hous ing in a lathe and ensure that there

is concentricity of the bore with the location face of the

shoulder.  Bore the new bush to obtain an internal

diameter of 22,200 to 22,250 mm (0.874 to 0.876 in).

10  Ins pect the shift lever and its shaft for wear and

damage, and check that the arrangement which

retains  the shaft in the housing is usable.

11 Check that the contactor disc is not burnt and that

there is no erosion.  If necessary, clean the contact

face with smooth emery paper, or machine only the

minimum material from the contact face (maximum

0,5 mm (0.002 in)).  If the erosion exceeds this limit,

the contactor disc must be renewed.

12  Check the contact faces on the heads of the

terminals.  Renew the terminals if they are burnt or if

there is erosion.

13 Inspec t the assembly of the pinion, and renew the

assembly if the components have excessive wear or

Caution:

Ensure that the 24 volt electrical supply is

connected to the correct terminals and that the

insulation on the connection wires is not damaged.

1  Connect a 24 volt power supply to the terminals 1

and 3 of the solenoid switc h to energise the solenoid.

Push carefully the assembly of the pinion against the

cams of the shift lever.  Use the gauge GO 14001 (A)

to check that the gap between the face of the pinion

and the face of the thrust washer is 4,76 mm (0.187

in).

2  If an adjustment is necess ary, de-energise the

solenoid and use the special tool TO 69017 (A) to turn

the shaft of the plunger until the gauge just slides

between the face of the pinion and the face of the

thrust washer.

Caution: Adjustments must not be made while the

solenoid is energised. Do NOT energise the solenoid

for more than 30 seconds.

3  Fit the rubber plug in the hole in the centre of the

housing at the end of the solenoid switch; connect, at

the terminal (4), the flexible cable which is between

the solenoid and the starter motor and also fit the

copper connector.

4 To test the solenoid switch for the correct operating

sequence, proceed as follows:

Fit a locally manufactured solid distance piece to the

pinion shaft to retain the drive and prevent the pinion

gear from moving. Connec t a 24 volt supply across

terminals 1 and 3, and check with an Avometer that

no reading is recorded between terminals 2 and 3 (D).

 

To fit the main starter cables
以配合主起動器電纜
23-20
對手
Caution: The main positive (red) s tarter cable is
注意：主要陽性（紅色）的塔特電纜
fitted to the terminal on the solenoid switch and the
安裝在電磁開關(guān)上的端子和
main negative (black) starter cable is fitted to the
主要負(fù)（黑色）起動器電纜安裝
terminal on the end cover of the starter motor.
起動電機(jī)端蓋端。
1 Fit the lugs of the relevant cables to the two
1符合有關(guān)電纜的兩耳
terminals. Ensure that the polarity of the cables is
終端。確保電纜的極性
correct and fit the locking washers and the lock nuts,
正確、安裝鎖緊墊圈和鎖緊螺母，
or the stiffnuts if relevant.
如果相關(guān)的或剛性螺母。
2 Hold a 19 mm (0.75 in) A/F spanner on the inner
2保持19毫米（0.75英寸）的A / F內(nèi)扳手
lock nuts to ensure that they do not move while the
鎖緊螺母，確保它們不動
outer nuts are tightened to 34 to 41 Nm (25 to 30 lbf
外螺母擰緊至34至41納米（25至30磅
ft) with a suitable torque wrench.
英尺）用一個合適的扭矩扳手。