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TM 55-1905-223-24-17
3-20. Repair Motor, Electric, Alternating Current (SF #4, #5, and #6),
(EF #3, #4, and #6) (FIGURE 3-11)
This task covers:
a. Repair
INITIAL SETUP :
Tools
Equipment Condition
Tool kit, general mechanic's,
Circuit breaker switched OFF, power
panel locked and tagged "Out of
Tool kit, electrician's,
Service - Do Not Operate."
Electric motor removed,
(para. 2-26 for SF-4).
Materials/Parts
(para. 2-27 for SF-5),
(para. 2-29 for SF-6),
Tag, Item 1, Appendix C
(para. 2-30 for EF-3),
Crocus cloth (fine)
(para. 2-31 for EF-4 and -6).
Item 5, Appendix C
Rags, Item 6, Appendix C
See TM 55-1905-223-10 for HVAC systems
operation and equipment.
REPAIR
Repair is by sanding windings or replacing motor.
WARNING
Make sure electrical power is OFF to avoid personal injury.
a. Visually check the stator windings inside motor housing (2) for signs of burning.
b. Visually check rotor (3) for signs of burning.
c.
If stator windings or rotor show signs of burning, replace the electric motor(paragraphs listed in INITIAL
SETUP, above).
d. Check rotor fan (4) and external fan (5) for bent or broken blades. If blades are bent or broken, replace
the electric motor (paragraphs listed in INITIAL SETUP, above).
e. Lightly sand the rotor (3), and stator plates inside housing (2), with fine crocus cloth.
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