Grundfos AFG.15.130.76. Operating instructions

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Service instructions
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Service instructions ........................................................................4
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Table of contents

English (GB) Service instructions
Original service instructions
Table of contents
1. Symbols used in this document ................4
2. Identification .............................5
2.1 Nameplate...............................5
2.2 Type key ................................6
3. Tools ..................................6
4. Tightening torques and lubricants ...............7
5. Oil types and quantity .......................9
6. Dismantling and assembly ...................10
6.1 Explosion-proof versions .....................10
6.2 General information ........................10
6.3 Dismantling .............................10
6.4 Assembly ..............................11
6.5 Propeller with three blades ....................12
6.6 Oil filling ...............................13
7. Sectional drawings........................14
7.1 AFG.XX.51.XX - AFG.XX.130.XX................14
7.2 AFG.XX.130.XX Ex ........................15
7.3 AFG.XX.71.XX, AFG.XX.91.XX - AFG.XX.180.XX,
AFG.XX.230.XX ..........................16
7.4 AFG.XX.180.XX, AFG.XX.230.XX Ex .............17
7.5 AFG.XX.102.XX - AFG.XX.260.XX ...............18
7.6 AFG.XX.260.XX Ex ........................19
8. Document quality feedback ..................20
1. Symbols used in this document
Warning
If these safety instructions are not observed, it may result
in personal injury.
WARNING
These instructions must be observed for explosion-proof
versions. We recommend that you also follow these
instructions for standard versions.
Caution If these safety instructions are not observed, it may result
in malfunction or damage to the equipment.
Note Notes or instructions that make the job easier and ensure
safe operation.
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2. Identification
This section shows the nameplate, type key and the codes that can
appear in the variant code.
Note As codes can be combined, a code position may contain
more than one code (letter).
2.1 Nameplate
PN mm
Weight
Cos. Ф S.F.
U
Pol Hz
P.c.
IStart
kW
IPm T
V
nN
Ins.class
Type
DK-8850 Bjerringbro, Denmark
P3
IN
P1/P2
99564189
Made in Hungary
15 1114 13 12
1
2 3 54 6
18
17
16
19
8
9
10
7
a
U.K. Importer: Grundfos Pumps ltd.
Grovebury Road Leighton Buzzard
Bedfordshire LU74TL
TM062588
Nameplate
Pos. Description
1 Type designation
2 Product number and serial number
3 Liquid temperature range
4 Production site
5 Enclosure class according to IEC
6 Propeller diameter
7 Insulation class
8 Rated voltage
9 Rated speed, propeller
10 Weight
11 Starting current
12 Frequency
13 Safety factor
14 Number of poles
15 Rated current
16 Power factor
17 Motor power P1/P2
18 Production code
19 Maximum installation depth
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2.2 Type key
50 and 60 Hz
Example AFG.40.130.93.Ex.5.1A.
Code Explanation
A A Type range
AFG
F F Version
Flowmaker
G. G
D
Drive
Gear-driven
Direct-driven
40. 40
Motor output power P2
Code from type designation/10 [kW]
4.0 kW
130. 130 Propeller diameter
130 cm
93. 93 Propeller speed
93 min-1
Ex. [-]
Ex
Explosion protection
Non-explosion-proof
Explosion-proof
5. 5
6
Frequency
50 Hz
60 Hz
1A.
0A
1A
0B
1B
0V
1V
0Z
1Z
Supply voltage and starting method
400 V, DOL
400 V, Y/D
400-415 V, DOL
400-415 V, Y/D
415 V, DOL
415 V, Y/D
Special, DOL
Special, Y/D
[-]
A
B
Generation
First generation
Second generation
Third generation
60 Hz North America
Example AFG.55.51.91.6.0P.
Code Explanation
A A Type range
AFG
F F Version
Flowmaker
G. G Drive
Gear-driven
55. P2
55
Motor output power P2
Code from type designation/10 [hp]
5.5 hp
51. 51 Propeller diameter
51 inches
[-]
B
Applications
All applications
Biology *
91. 91 Propeller speed
91 rpm
[-]
Ex
Explosion protection
Non-explosion-proof
Explosion-proof
6. 6 Frequency
60 Hz
0P.
0P
1P
0Z
1Z
Supply voltage and starting method
440-480 V, DOL
440-480 V, Y/D
Special, DOL
Special, Y/D
[-]
A
B
Generation
First generation
Second generation
Third generation
* Only for liquids with a dry solids content ≤ 1.5 %.
3. Tools
Description Flowmaker Product number
Socket TMFS6 Propeller AFG.xx.130.xx
AFG.xx.51.xx
50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 95035457
Socket TMFS7 Bearing gear head AFG.xx.130.xx 50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 95035458
Socket TMFS8 Propeller AFG.xx.180-230.xx
AFG.xx.71.xx
50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 96257444
Socket TMFS9 Bearing gear head AFG.xx.180-230.xx 50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 95035454
Socket TMFS10 Propeller AFG.xx.260.xx
AFG.xx.91.xx
50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 95035455
Socket TMFS12 Bearing gear head AFG.xx.260.xx 50 Hz and 60 Hz SI
60 Hz North America 95035456
TMFT 36 Bearing fitting tool kit All 97905585
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4. Tightening torques and lubricants
Pos. Description Quantity Dimensions Torque Lubricant
[Nm] [ft.lbs]
1008 Screw
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 243
1010 Screw 2
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
1020 Motor flange 1 Loctite MR 5923
1021 Screw By hand
1022 O-ring 2 Loctite MR 5923
1023 Terminal box cover 1 Loctite MR 5923
1024 Screw
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 243
1025 O-ring 1 Loctite MR 5923
1028 Screw By hand
1041 Screw 1
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 511
1044 Screw By hand
1049 Water-in-oil sensor 1 Loctite 511
1052 Plug 1 8 6 PTFE tape
1064 Screw
M4
M5
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
3
5.9
10
25
49
85
210
2.2
4.4
7.4
18.4
36.1
62.7
154.9
Loctite 243
1090 Slotted nut 1 70 51.6
1097 Wear ring 1 Loctite 648
1098 Mechanical shaft seal Stationary part Outside Soapy water/cream
Sealing face Loctite 7063
Rotating part Inside Soapy water/cream
1099 Screw
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 243
1102 Plug By hand PTFE tape
1104 Lip seal Outside and inside Shell Cassida grease
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Pos. Description Quantity Dimensions Torque Lubricant
[Nm] [ft.lbs]
1106 Slotted nut 70 51.6
1111 Screw
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 511
1113 Screw
M6
M8
M10
M12
M16
8.8
21.4
44
74
183
6.5
15.8
32.5
54.6
135
Loctite 243
1158 Nut 30 22.1
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5. Oil types and quantity
Type Oil in motor [l]
Shell Fluid 4600
Oil in gearbox/shaft seal housing [l]
ISO VG 220
AFG.15.130.76. 2.6
1.3
AFG.22.130.77.
AFG.30.130.92. 1.9
AFG.40.130.93.
AFG.13.180.30. 2.6
3.2
AFG.18.180.34.
AFG.24.180.39. 1.9
AFG.37.180.46.
AFG.37.180.46. 1.6
3.2
AFG.22.230.25.
AFG.30.230.29. 1.9
AFG.40.230.35.
AFG.60.260.43. - 4.6
AFG.75.260.41.
Type Oil in motor [oz]
Shell Fluid 4600
Oil in gearbox/shaft seal housing [oz]
ISO VG 68
AFG.19.51.72. 88
44
AFG.24.51.71.
AFG.40.51.94. 64.2
AFG.55.51.91.
AFG.17.71.30. 88
108.2
AFG.24.71.35.
AFG.36.71.41. 64.2
AFG.50.71.45.
AFG.20.91.23. 54.1
108.2
AFG.30.91.26.
AFG.40.91.29. 64.2
AFG.55.91.34.
AFG.75.102.41. - 155.5
AFG.100.102.42.
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6. Dismantling and assembly
WARNING
Before starting any service work, remove the fuses or
switch off the power supply. Make sure that the power
supply cannot be accidentally switched on.
All rotating parts must have stopped moving.
WARNING
All regulations applying to mixers or flowmakers installed
in potentially explosive environments must be observed.
Make sure that no work is carried out in potentially
explosive environment.
Before starting any work on mixers or flowmakers used in liquids
which could constitute a hazard to health, thorough cleaning/venting
of mixer or flowmaker, tank, etc. must be carried out according to
local regulations.
6.1 Explosion-proof versions
Explosion-proof versions must be serviced and repaired by
Grundfos or by a service partner appointed by Grundfos.
Spare parts
Damaged parts should always be replaced by new approved parts.
Motor parts must not be reconditioned by machining, retapping,
welding, etc.
6.2 General information
Position numbers of parts (digits) refer to section Sectional
drawings.
Before dismantling
• Switch off the power supply.
• Disconnect the power supply cable in accordance with local
regulations.
Before assembly
• Clean and check all parts.
• Replace defective parts by new parts.
• Order the necessary service kits.
• Always replace gaskets and O-rings.
During assembly
• Lubricate and tighten screws and nuts according to section
Tightening torques and lubricants.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
7. Sectional drawings
6.3 Dismantling
6.3.1 Propeller
1. Remove screw (pos. 1113), cover plates (pos. 1132) and washer
(pos. 1114) from the propeller blade.
2. Refit screw (pos. 1113) and tap on the end of the screw to
loosen the blade from the hub.
3. Carefully lift the blade out of the hub with a suitable lifting
equipment.
6.3.2 Hub
1. Remove upper plug (pos. 1102).
2. Remove plug (pos. 1101) and drain the oil into a suitable
container.
3. Remove screw (pos. 1111), washer (pos. 1110) and hub cover
(pos. 1109).
4. Unlock lock washer (pos. 1107) from slotted nut (pos. 1106).
5. Remove outer slotted nut (pos. 1106) with a suitable tool.
6. Remove lock washers (pos. 1107).
7. Remove inner slotted nut (pos. 1106).
8. Remove O-ring (pos. 1108) or gasket (pos. 1157) from the
propeller.
9. Gently tap on the back of the propeller with a plastic hammer to
remove it from the shaft.
6.3.3 Sealing system of propeller hub and gear casing
1. Remove lip seals (pos. 1104) from the inside of the hub.
2. Remove key (pos. 1105) from the shaft.
3. Remove sleeve (pos. 1096) from wear ring (pos. 1097).
Caution Take care not to damage the surface of the wearing
ring.
4. Remove rotating shaft seal part (pos. 1098) from gear shaft
(pos. 1093).
5. Gently tap on the side of the wear ring to remove it from the
gear casing.
6. Remove stationary shaft seal part (pos. 1098) from the wear
ring.
7. Remove intermediate ring (pos. 1095) from the wear ring.
6.3.4 Motor and cable
1. Place the motor in vertical position with the shaft upwards.
Remove plug (pos. 1052) and drain the oil into a suitable
container.
2. Place the motor in horizontal position with the terminal box
upwards.
3. Remove screws (pos. 1024).
4. Cut with a knife along terminal box cover (pos. 1023) to protect
the paint.
5. Remove the terminal box cover and O-ring (pos. 1025).
6. Write down the numbers on the wires to ensure correct
connection.
7. Disconnect the cable conductors from the motor windings
including screw (pos. 1028).
8. Remove cable relief (pos. 1009) from cable (pos. 1001).
9. Cut with a knife between the terminal box and cable flange (pos.
1002) to protect the paint.
10. Remove screws (pos. 1008), cable flange (pos. 1002) and cable
(pos. 1001).
11. Remove small cable seal (pos. 1006), thrust washer (pos.
1005), large cable seal (pos. 1004), cable guide (pos. 1003) and
cable flange (pos. 1002) with O-ring (pos. 1007).
12. Place the motor in vertical position with the shaft upwards.
13. Remove screws (pos. 1021).
14. Cut with a knife between motor flange (pos. 1020) and motor
housing (pos. 1017) to protect the paint.
15. Screw two screws into the threaded holes of the motor flange to
separate the motor flange and motor housing.
16. Remove the motor flange from the motor housing.
Note Take care not to damage the wires of water-in-oil
sensor (pos. 1049).
17. Remove water-in-oil sensor (pos. 1049).
18. Remove seal washer (pos. 1173) from the water-in-oil sensor.
19. Place the motor in horizontal position.
20. Remove compensation disc (pos. 1038) from the N-end of the
motor housing.
21. Remove bearing (pos. 1039) from rotor shaft (pos. 1019).
22. Place the motor flange and rotor in a hydraulic press and
separate them using a special pin tool.
23. Remove bearing (pos. 1047) from the rotor shaft.
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24. Remove lip seal (pos. 1055) from the rotor shaft.
25. Remove O-ring (pos. 1022) from the motor flange.
26. Remove nut (pos. 1158), spring washer (pos. 1045) and screw
(pos. 1044) from the motor housing.
27. Remove the stator from the motor housing.
Note Take care not to damage any wires.
6.3.5 Gear casing
1. Cut with a knife between motor housing (pos. 1017) and
intermediate flange (pos. 1072) as well as between
intermediated flange and gear casing (pos. 1088) to protect the
painting.
2. Remove screws (pos. 1021). Lift the unit with a crane and knock
the motor housing free of the gear casing. Remove the gear
casing and intermediate flange.
3. Remove planet carrier (pos. 1067) and sun wheel (pos. 1060).
4. Remove O-ring (pos. 1071) from the sun wheel.
5. Remove O-ring (pos. 1022) from motor flange (pos. 1020).
6. Remove lip seal (pos. 1054) or mechanical shaft seal (pos.
1048) from the motor flange/motor shaft.
7. Remove screws (pos. 1064) from ring gear (pos. 1062).
8. Remove ring gear.
9. Remove retaining ring (pos. 1089) from gear shaft (pos. 1093).
10. Unlock lock washer (pos. 1091) from slotted nut (pos. 1090).
11. Remove the slotted nut and lock washer from the shaft.
12. Knock the shaft out of the gear casing using a plastic hammer.
Inner bearing ring (pos. 1092) is removed at the same time.
13. Remove both outer bearing rings (pos. 1092 and 1094).
14. Remove inner bearing ring (pos. 1094) from the shaft.
6.4 Assembly
6.4.1 Motor
1. Insert bearing (pos. 1047) into motor flange (pos. 1020) and fit
lip seal (pos. 1055) with the opening pointing away from the
bearing.
2. Press rotor (pos. 1019) into the motor flange.
Note Make sure that the rotor is positioned correctly.
Caution Do not use a hammer.
3. Heat bearing (pos. 1039) and fit it on the N-end of the rotor
shaft.
Caution If a bearing heater is used, the temperature must not
exceed 80 °C (176 °F).
Note Use a hydraulic press if a bearing heater is not
available.
4. Fit seal washer (pos. 1173) on water-in-oil sensor (pos. 1049)
and lubricate the washer and threads with Loctite 511.
5. Fit the water-in-oil sensor in motor flange (pos. 1020) and
tighten it a little by hand.
Note Keep the wires of the water-in-oil sensor away from
the bearing, for instance by means of a plastic strip.
6. Lubricate the groove for O-ring (pos. 1022) on the motor side of
the motor flange with Loctite MR 5923.
7. Fit and lubricate the O-ring with Loctite MR 5923.
8. Place the rotor with the motor flange upwards and fit lip seal
(pos. 1054) with the opening upwards (pointing away from the
bearing).
9. Lubricate the groove for O-ring (pos. 1022) on the gear side of
motor flange (pos. 1020) with Loctite MR 5923.
10. Fit and lubricate the O-ring with Loctite MR 5923.
11. Insert the stator in motor housing (pos. 1017).
Note Make sure that the fixation holes for alignment are
positioned correctly.
Caution Take care not to damage any wires.
12. Fit screw (pos. 1044), spring washer (pos. 1045) and nut (pos.
1158). Tighten the nut. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
13. Lead the wires into the terminal box.
14. Place motor housing (pos. 1017) in vertical position.
15. Fit compensation disc (pos. 1038) in the N-end of the motor
housing.
16. Insert the rotor in the motor housing. Connect the wires of
water-in-oil sensor (pos. 1049) before the rotor is fully inserted.
Note Align the motor flange with the water-in-oil sensor
pointing downwards/away from the terminal box.
17. Fit and tighten screws (pos. 1021) a little by hand.
18. Place the motor in horizontal position.
19. Fit cable flange (pos. 1002) and O-ring (pos. 1007) on cable
(pos. 1001).
20. Lubricate the O-ring with soapy water/cream and fit it in the
cable flange.
21. Fit cable guide (pos. 1003), large cable seal (pos. 1004), thrust
washer (pos. 1005) and small cable seal (pos. 1006) on cable
(pos. 1001).
22. Lubricate the complete seal unit with soapy water/cream and
insert it in the terminal box.
23. Lubricate the threads of screws (pos. 1008) with Loctite 243. Fit
and tighten the screws in the cable flange.
24. Fit and fasten cable relief (pos. 1009) on the cable.
Note Make sure that you have enough cable in the terminal
box before tightening the cable relief.
25. Tighten screws (pos. 1008). See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
26. Fit screw (pos. 1028) and lock washer (pos. 1029).
27. Connect the wires according to the notes you made during
dismantling. Secure connections with terminal tubes and shrink-
on sleeves.
28. Remove screw (pos. 1041) and U-washer (pos. 1040) from the
motor housing.
29. Wrap PFTE tape around plug (pos. 1052) and fit and tighten the
plug in the motor housing. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
30. Fill the motor with oil through the hole in the terminal box. See
section Oil types and quantity.
31. Lubricate screw (pos. 1041) with Loctite 511 and fit U-washer
(pos. 1040) on the screw. Fit and tighten the screw in motor
housing (pos. 1017). See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
32. Lubricate the groove in terminal box cover (pos. 1023)
with Loctite MR 5923.
33. Fit and lubricate the O-ring with Loctite MR 5923.
34. Fit terminal box cover (pos. 1023).
35. Lubricate the threads of screws (pos. 1024) with Loctite 243 and
tighten the screws. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
5. Oil types and quantity
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6.4.2 Gear casing
1. Fit ring gear (pos. 1062) in gear casing (pos. 1088).
2. Lubricate the threads of screws (pos. 1064) with Loctite 243.
Tighten the screws. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
3. Fit outer bearing ring (pos. 1092) in the gear casing.
4. Heat inner bearing ring (pos. 1094) using a bearing heater and
fit it on the shaft.
Caution If a bearing heater is used, the temperature must not
exceed 80 °C (176 °F).
Note Use a hydraulic press if a bearing heater is not
available.
5. Fit shaft (pos. 1093) in the gear casing.
6. Heat inner bearing ring (pos. 1092) using a bearing heater and
fit it on the shaft.
7. Fit lock washer (pos. 1091) and slotted nut (pos. 1090) on the
shaft. Tighten the slotted nut. See section Tightening torques
and lubricants. Lock the slotted nut with lock washer (pos.
1091).
8. Fit retaining ring (pos. 1089) on the shaft.
9. Wrap PFTE tape around plug (pos. 1101) and fit and tighten the
plug in seal housing (pos. 1088).
10. Fit O-ring (pos. 1071) in sun wheel (pos. 1060).
11. Lubricate the O-ring with oil and fit it on the shaft.
Note Make sure that lip seal (pos. 1054) is intact, and check
that the rotor shaft can rotate freely.
12. Fit planet carrier (pos. 1067), intermediate flange and second
gear stage and place the gear casing on the motor flange.
13. Lubricate the threads of screws (pos. 1099) with Loctite 243 and
fasten the gear casing on the motor flange. See section
Tightening torques and lubricants. Apply a new coat if the coat
is damaged.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
6.4.3 Sealing system of propeller hub and gear casing
1. Lubricate wear ring (pos. 1097) with Loctite 648 and fit it in the
propeller end of the gear casing.
2. Insert intermediate ring (pos. 1095) in the wear ring if the
version requires an additional ring.
3. Fit sleeve (pos. 1096) on the wear ring.
4. Lubricate stationary shaft seal part (pos. 1098) with soapy
water/cream and fit it in the wear ring. Remove surplus soapy
water/cream and clean the surface of the stationary part by
means of Loctite 7063.
5. Remove the inner ring from the rotating shaft seal part and fit
rotating shaft seal part (pos. 1098).
6. Lubricate inner lip seal (pos. 1104) with Shell Cassida grease
and fit it in the hub with the open side pointing away from the
hub.
7. Lubricate the inner lip seal with Shell Cassida grease and fit and
lubricate the outer lip seal.
8. Fit key (pos. 1105) in the gear shaft.
9. Lubricate the shaft with Shell Cassida grease and fit the hub on
the shaft.
6.4.4 Hub
1. Fit and tighten the slotted nut on the shaft with the chamfered
end pointing away from the hub. See section Tightening torques
and lubricants.
2. Fit lock washers (pos. 1107) on the shaft (back to back), and fit
and tighten the other slotted nut on the shaft with the chamfered
end towards the hub. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
3. Lock the slotted nuts with the lock washers.
4. Fill the hub top partly with gear oil.
5. Fit hub cover (pos. 1109).
6. Lubricate the threads of screw (pos. 1111) with washer (pos.
1110) with Loctite 511. Fit and tighten the screw. See section Oil
types and quantity.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
5. Oil types and quantity
6.5 Propeller with three blades
6.5.1 AFG.30.230, AFG.40.230 and AFG.75.260
1. Fit key (pos. 1131) in the shaft of the propeller blade and
lubricate the shaft and key with Shell Cassida grease.
2. Insert blade (pos. 1162) into the hub with suitable lifting
equipment.
3. Fit cover plate (pos. 1132) and washer (pos. 1114) on screw
(pos. 1113).
4. Lubricate the threads of screw (pos. 1113) with Loctite 243 and
fasten the propeller blade. See section Tightening torques and
lubricants.
5. Seal the groove between the hub and blade with Loctite 511.
6. Seal the cover plates and screws in the hub with Loctite 511.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
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6.6 Oil filling
1. Wrap PFTE tape around plug (pos. 1101) and fit and tighten the
plug in the gear casing.
2. Fill the gear casing with oil through the hole for plug (pos. 1102).
See section Oil types and quantity.
3. Wrap PFTE tape around plug (pos. 1102) and fit and tighten the
plug in the gear casing. Apply a new coat if the coat is
damaged.
Related information
5. Oil types and quantity
6.6.1 Cable entry
1. Fit cable flange (pos. 1002) and cable guide (pos. 1003) on the
motor cable.
2. Lubricate the cable with soapy water/cream and fit cable entry
(pos. 1004), thrust washer (pos. 1005) and cable entry (pos.
1006) on the motor cable.
3. Lead the cable into guide flange (pos. 1124).
Caution Make sure that the cable entry is fitted correctly in the
cable hole of the guide flange.
4. Fit screws (pos. 1008) with washers (pos. 1014) in the cable
flange. Cross-tighten the screws. See section Tightening
torques and lubricants.
5. Lubricate the groove for O-ring (pos. 1025) with Loctite MR
5923 and fit the O-ring.
6. Connect the wires according to the notes you made during
dismantling. Secure connections with terminal tubes and shrink-
on sleeves.
7. Connect screw (pos. 1028) to the motor housing.
8. Fit the guide flange to the motor housing.
Caution Take care not to damage any wires.
9. Mount the motor bracket and fit cable clamp (pos. 1015) with the
conical shape upwards using screws (pos. 1010) and washers
(pos. 1011).
10. Apply a new coat if the coat is damaged.
Related information
4. Tightening torques and lubricants
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7. Sectional drawings
7.1 AFG.XX.51.XX - AFG.XX.130.XX
TM035480
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7.2 AFG.XX.130.XX Ex
TM035492
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7.3 AFG.XX.71.XX, AFG.XX.91.XX - AFG.XX.180.XX, AFG.XX.230.XX
TM035482
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7.4 AFG.XX.180.XX, AFG.XX.230.XX Ex
TM035494
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7.5 AFG.XX.102.XX - AFG.XX.260.XX
TM040190
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7.6 AFG.XX.260.XX Ex
TM049527
Subject to alterations.
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