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Disassembly of Blower <br /> 1. Drain lubricant from both ends of blower <br /> by removing magnetic drain plugs (31). oR,«'!/Zou. <br /> TAP v/l-KVNP <br /> 2. Remove inlet and outlet port fittings (38). ' /,;.,•SLOT SNAP-ON P/N CJ53-3 <br /> 1TMau, � <br /> Model 3202 does not have port fittings. OR @OVV►IeNT. <br /> % <br /> 3. On 64167 series only, remove spanner —*K SQ I P/N CJ64-IS•3 <br /> lock nut (83), dust washer (82), screws <br /> (93), and seal adapter housing (91). Tap , <br /> out seal 76) and discard O rings (92 & <br /> 140). Remove spacers (77 and 74), adjus- <br /> ting shim (118) and discard O ring (75). <br /> 4. Remove cap screws (26A & 268) and <br /> both end covers (6 & 7). Use sharp chisel <br /> and hammer for gear end cover (6) <br /> unless jack screw holes have been FIGURE 5 <br /> provided. <br /> 5. Remove lockwire (49), socket head <br /> screws (66), and drive shaft (45). Using <br /> puller remove bearing (9 or 50). <br /> 6. Remove flat head allen screws (29) from <br /> each rotor shaft. Remove washers (25), <br /> spacers (57), and oil slinger (21). of the housing. Place the rotor hous- <br /> Note: The flat head screws have nylok ing back over the rotors. <br /> in their threads and may be dif- c. Set the unit on the support blocks <br /> ficult to remove. Strike the head with the gears pointing upward. Do <br /> a couple of blows with a flat face not extend blocks into the rotor <br /> hammer for easy removal. bores. The rotors may now be press- <br /> 7. Mark housing, end plates, rotors, and ed from the gear end plate. Do not <br /> gears before proceeding with damage rotors. <br /> disassembly. <br /> There are two methods which can be Method B.: <br /> used to disassemble the rest of the unit. a. Align timing marks on gears (Figure <br /> Method "A" requires an arbor press and 6A). Rotate drive gear clockwise. <br /> method "B" requires the use of bar or approximately three teeth and mark <br /> yoke pullers. See Figure 5. a matching reference line on each <br /> 8. Method A: gear as shown in Figure 6B.This gear <br /> a. Place two support blocks, 51/2 to 6 position is necessary so .rotors will <br /> inches high (hard wood or steel), on clear and not jam. Do not allow the <br /> the bed of an arbor press. Set the gears to move from the- matched <br /> unit, with the gears pointing down, on reference line while pulling. Use a <br /> the two blocks making sure the light rocking motion to insure that the <br /> blocks support the rotor housing lobes have not jammed: Remove <br /> only. Press both rotors out of free end driven gear first then drive gear. <br /> bearings simultaneously. WARNING: Failure to properly pull <br /> b. Lift the housing off the rotors and this gear could result in damage to <br /> remove the nondrive end plate (4) by rotor keyway or a bent rotor shaft. <br /> tapping the end plate from the inside Never use excessive force. <br />