Generator Disassembly: Notes
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Insert protective material in the jaws of the vise.
NOTE:
If bearing box is not heated, bearing cannot be pulled out of rear housing. The rear bearing and rear housing fit together very tightly.
NOTE:
Disconnect quickly. If soldering iron is used for more than 5 seconds, rectifier may be damaged by heat.
- Remove four cap screws from rear housing. See Fig 1 .
- Use a 200-watt soldering iron to heat the rear of bearing box to allow the bearing to be removed from rear housing. See Fig 2 .
- Use a flat-blade screwdriver to separate front housing from stator. See Fig 3 .
- Place rotor in a vise and loosen locknut, then disassemble pulley, rotor, and front housing. See Fig 4 .
- If necessary, remove front bearing using a socket and a hand press or vise. See Fig 7 .
- Remove rear bearing with a bearing puller. See Fig 8 .
- Remove "B" terminal nut and insulating bushing.
- Remove five screws holding the rectifier and brush holder. See Fig 9 .
- Separate rear bracket and stator. See Fig 10 .
- Use a soldering iron to remove solder from rectifier and stator leads, and then remove IC regulator. See Fig 11 .
- Replace brushes. Remove solder from pigtail, and then remove brush. See Fig 12 .