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2 EATON Char-Lynn S-Series General Purpose Motors Parts and Repair Manual C-MOOV-TS001-E May 2006
Parts List
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How To Order Replacement Parts
Product
Identification Number
4 EATON Char-Lynn S-Series General Purpose Motors Parts and Repair Manual C-MOOV-TS001-E May 2006
Tools Required
Tools Required for BOTH 5/1612 point socket no. Shaft pressure seal instal- The following tool is not
Disassembly and 5422 (Heavy Duty lation tool P/N 600523* necessary for disassembly
Reassembly 56Nm [500 lb-in] capacity) Seal sleeve or bullet P/N but may be extremely helpful:
Torque wrench Small screwdriver (150-200 x 600304 (1 inch dia. shaft), Small propane torch
(34Nm [300 lb-in] capacity) 6mm [6-8 x .25 inch] flat P/N 600466*
300-400mm [12-16 inch] blade), see page 8 for tool- * Tools availableby special
breaker bar ing information. order through our service
3/16 inch [5mm] hex key department.
Poppets
Output
Shaft
Needle
Thrust
Bearing
Bearing
Race
Seal
Pressure
Seal
Back-up Ring
Mounting
Flange
Cap
Screw
Cap
Screw
End Cap
Seal
Exclusion Seal
Geroler
Seal
Drive
Spacer
Plate
Seal
Housing
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Disassembly
End Cap
Seal
Figure
Figure2 20
Geroler
Seal
Figure 3
Figure 17
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Disassembly
(continued)
7. Remove spacer plate. Note: If higher torque than given above Drive
is required to break the screws loose, Seal
8. Remove drive, see Fig. 4. apply heat according to the following
9. Remove seal from instructions. When heated the Loctite
partially melts and the torque required to
housing. remove the screw is greatly reduced.
10. Reposition motor in vise. Follow the instructions carefully, and be
Clamp across ports as careful not to overheat and cause dam-
age to the motor. Use a small flame
shown in Fig. 5, not on Spacer Plate
propane torch to heat a small area of the
side of housing. Do not housing, where the screw enters, see Fig.
over tighten jaws. 6. Apply torque to the screw with a sock-
Excessive clamping force et wrench gradually as heat is applied for
may distort housing. 8 to 10 seconds. As soon as the screw
breaks loose, remove heat from the hous-
11. Remove the 4 cap ing and continue turning the screw until Figure164
Figure
screws from the mount- it is completely removed.
ing flange. These motors
12. Remove motor from
are assembled using
vise. Place on clean flat
Loctite on the screws to
surface. Carefully lift
hold them in place.
flange from housing
The screws will require with a twisting motion.
approximately 34-45Nm
[300-400 lb-in] of torque
to break loose and
approximately 11 Nm
[100 lb-in] torque to
remove after they are
broken loose. Do not use
an impact wrench on
Loctited screws, this may
result in rounded heads
or broken sockets.
Small
Propane
Torch
Cap
Screw
No No
Yes Yes
Figure66
Figure
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Disassembly
(continued)
13. The exclusion seal, 14. Remove output shaft Pressure Seal Back-up Washer
pressure seal and oil from housing, see Fig. 10
seal will come off with 15. Remove bearing race
the flange. Use a seal and needle thrust bear-
remover tool, like the ing from shaft. Mounting
one shown in Fig. 7, to Flange
remove the dust seal
and pressure seal, as
shown in Fig. 8 and 9.
Work nose of tool
between pressure seal
and flange. Pry seal part- Seal Removal Tool Exclusion Seal
way. Remove tool and
repeat at a point 180
away. Push seal com- Figure 8
Figure 8
pletely out of cavity, see
Fig. 9.
Back-up Washer Oil
Seal
Exclusion
Bend Tip Radius Seal
Pressure Seal
FigureFigure
7 7
Figure 10
Figure 10
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Reassembly
Check all mating surfaces. Note: Lubricate all seals with petroleum A. Wash the housing with Note: It is not necessary to remove
Replace any parts that have jelly such as Vaseline. Use new seals non-petroleum base solvent the cured Loctite that is securely
when reassembling the motor. Do not bonded in the tapped holes; however
scratches or burrs that could to remove oil, grease and
stretch seals before installing. Refer any loose particles of cured Loctite
cause leakage or damage. to parts list on page 3 for proper seal kit debris. Petroleum base sol- should be removed.
Clean all metal parts in clean number. vents may leave residue
solvent. Blow dry with air. detrimental to successful C. Wire brush the screw
Do not wipe parts with cloth Important: Cleanliness is Loctile curing. Pay particular threads to remove loose
or paper towel, lint or other extremely important in attention to 4 tapped holes particle of cured Loctite and
matter can get into the the successful application on the flange end. other debris. Discard any
hydraulic system and cause of Loctite. Use the follow- screws that have damaged
ing procedures to properly Note: Fully cured Loctite resists
damage. Check around the most solvents, oils, gasoline,
threads or a corroded, dam-
key slot and chamfered area clean all parts. kerosene, and is not affected by aged, or rounded head.
of the shaft for burrs, nicks cleaning operations. D. Wash the screws with
or sharp edges that can B. Blow dry with com- non-petroleum base solvent.
damage the seals when pressed air. Clean and dry Blow dry with compressed air.
reassembling. Remove nicks the tapped holes.
or burrs with a hard smooth Poppets
stone (such as an Arkansas
stone). Do not try to file or
grind motor parts.
Output
Shaft
Needle
Thrust
Bearing
Bearing
Race
Seal
Pressure
Seal
Back-up Ring
Mounting
Flange
Cap
Screw
Cap
Screw
End Cap
Seal
Exclusion Seal
Geroler
Seal
Drive
Spacer
Plate
Seal
Housing
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Reassembly
(continued)
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Reassembly
(continued)
Geroler
Seal
Figure 17
Figure 17
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Reassembly
(continued)
B. Install drive. For the 59 35. Install end cap, see Geroler
and 74 cm3/r [3.6 and 4.5 Figure 20.
in3/r] displacements on the Timing Dot
-012 motors, install the wide
end of the drive in the out- Spacer Plate Threaded hole
put shaft. Install either end for Timing Dot
of the drive in the output Reference
shaft for the -012 motor dis-
placements ranging from 97
to 370 cm3/r [5.9 to 22.6
in3/r].
C. Install spacer plate.
Remember which bolt hole
was aligned with the shaft
timing dot. Install seal in
spacer plate seal groove.
Avoid twisting seal.
D. Place Geroler on spacer
plate, positioning any star
point over the bolt hole
aligned with the timing dot.
E. Rotate Geroler to line up CCW CW
bolt holes. Be careful not to
Figure 18
Figure 18
disengage star from drive or
disturb Geroler seal.
Reverse rotation is obtained Reverse Rotation Star Valley
by positioning any star val-
ley, rather than any star
point, over the aligned bolt Star Point
hole.
Timing Dot
Threaded hole
for Timing Dot
Reference
CW CCW
Figure
Figure19
19
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Reassembly
(continued)
Figure 23 23
Figure
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