Ransburg Turbodisk 2 Assembly 78715 - Manual (Page 28)

Turbodisk 2 - Maintenance
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> Failure to perform this step correctly may
result in misalignment and possible damage.
> Use caution in removing cartridge to prevent
it from falling out of the housing.
C A U T I O N
!
Installation
Always check the inside of the motor housing and
clean, if required, with a minimum amount of an
appropriate cleaning solvent and a soft cloth.
1. Using a 1/16-inch wrench, retract the three
jack screws.
> Lightly lubricate o-rings with petroleum
jelly before assembly. Fit parts with o-rings very
carefully. They must not be allowed to distort,
unseat or break.
C A U T I O N
!
2. With o-rings in place on the nozzle plate and
housing, insert the turbine cartridge into
motor housing.
3. Secure the rotator assembly to the housing
with six socket head cap screws. Tighten
the screws in sequence until the cartridge
is fully engaged into the housing to prevent
misalignment and possible damage. Torque
to 10 lb • in.
4. To avoid losing the jack screws during normal
operation, torque to 2-3 lb • in.
Turbine Cartridge Service
This cartridge is a precision instrument and should
be handled with care. The bearings are preloaded
to 30 pounds and dynamically balanced to 0.01
grams•in or better.
Turbine field repair or rebuild ONLY after factory
warranty expires. Any attempt to disassemble turbine
during the warranty period will void the warranty.
> Bearings used in this cartridge contain
special grease that is available exclusively to
Ransburg. The purchase of replacement bear-
ings from sources other than Ransburg is not
recommended.
NOTE
With a 5/16-inch wrench, loosen the six
captive retaining screws used to hold the
upper and lower sections together. Note:
As the last screw releases, the lower unit will
drop only enough to allow for the bulkhead
plates to be separated. The two latching
mechanisms on the bulkhead plates will hold
the unit in place until the operator is ready
to move the lower section to a proper work
place.
5. Once the lower fluid section is placed in
a stationary condition, the removal of the
cartridge can be continued.
6. Next remove screws holding the fluid tube
assembly.
7. With a 7/64-inch wrench, remove six socket
head cap screws, which secures the turbine
cartridge to the motor housing.
8. Using a 1/16-inch wrench, turn each of the
three jack screws, located next to socket head
cap screw, clockwise not more than one half
turn at a time in sequence to separate the
motor from the housing.
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