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REPAIR
Section I. GENERAL
16. CLEANING BEFORE DISASSEMBLY
15. REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Before beginning disassembly operations,
wash the starter exterior thoroughly with dry
Refer to the appropriate maintenance manual
for instructions covering the removal and in-
cleaning solvent or mineral spirits paint thinner
and dry with compressed air.
stallation of the starter.
Section II. DISASSEMBLY
17. GENERAL
used as a guide to show relationship of parts
and subassemblies.
a. Disassemble of the starter should be per-
formed in the sequence presented in the following
18. DISASSEMBLY INTO SUBASSEMBLIES
paragraphs. Where reference is made to an
illustration, follow the numbered steps in order
a. Refer to figure 4 and remove drive hous-
specified. Judgement must be exercised in fol-
ing-assembly.
lowing the disassembly procedures to perform
only the operations that are necessary.
b. Refer to figure 5 and remove lead assem-
bly and disconnect field coil brush connections.
b. Discard all preformed packings, gaskets,
and oil seals during disassembly and replace
N o t e . Tag all electrical contact brushes dur-
them with new parts during assembly.
ing removal to facilitate connection in respec-
tive positions during assembly if inspection in-
dicates that they are in serviceable condition.
c. The exploded views in Appendix II may be
FIGURE 4. REMOVING DRIVE HOUSING ASSEMBLY.

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