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FORM NO. L-21087-C-1010

MODULAR OUTPUT UNIT (MOU)

Models 1125 and 1375

Refer to Figure 14.

1. Bend back the tabs on the old Keyed Washer (Item 55) and

remove the Lock Nut (Item 56) and Keyed Washer.

2. Fully support the Housing (Item 3) and press the Disc Journal

(Item 8) out of the Housing.

3. Using a bearing puller, remove the old Ball Bearing (Item

28) from the Housing (Item 3)

.

4. Remove the Spacer (Item 12) and Retaining Ring (Item 39)

from the Housing (Item 3).

5. Press the old Ball Bearing (Item 29) out of the Housing (Item

3).

6. Remove the six old Flat Head Screws (Item 25) securing

the old Friction Facing (Item 9) to the Disc Journal (Item 8)
and remove the old Friction Facing.

7. Using six new Flat Head Screws (Item 25), secure a new

Friction Facing (Item 9) to the Disc Journal (Item 8).

8. Tighten the six flat Head Screws to 22 in-lb [2.50 Nm]

torque.

9. Clean the Bearing Bore of the Housing (Item 3) with fresh

solvent, making sure all old Loctite

®

residue is removed.

10. Apply an adequate amount of Loctite

®

680 to evenly coat

the outer race of the new Ball Bearing (Item 29) and press
the new Ball Bearing into the Housing (Item 3).

11. Reinstall the Spacer (Item 12) and the Retaining Ring (Item

39).

12. Apply an adequate amount of Loctite

®

680 to evenly coat

the outer race of the new Ball Bearing (Item 28) and press
the new Ball Bearing into the Housing (Item 3).

13. Support the inner race of the new Ball Bearing (Item 28)

and press the Disc Journal (Item 8) into the Ball Bearings
(Items 28 and 29) and Housing (Item 3).

14. Slide a new Keyed Washer (Item 55) onto the Disc Journal

(Item 8) and reinstall the Lock Nut (Item 56).

15. Bend down the tabs of the Keyed Washer (Item 55) to lock

the Lock Nut (Item 56).

FIGURE 14

9

8

29

12

55

56

28

39

3

25

PARTS REPLACEMENT

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CAUTION

Special attention should be exercised

when working with retaining rings. Always

wear safety goggles when working with

spring or tension loaded fasteners or

devices.