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TM-5-4240-501-14P Special Diver Air Support System (SDASS) NSN 4220-01-292-3708 Manual
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Adjust and Clean Breaker Points

TM 5-4240-501-14P IGNITION FLYWHEEL TYPE—INTERNAL BREAKER NOTE:   Always   clean   breaker   points   after   adjustment. Open   the   points   and   insert   a   piece   of   lintless   paper. Draw  the  paper  through  the  points.    Open  points  when removing paper so it will not tear, leaving paper between the points. Breaker Point Cover The breaker point cover, Fig. 21, protects the points from dirt.    The  opening  for  the  primary  and/or  ground  wire should be sealed with No.  2 Permatex" or similar sealer to  prevent  dirt  from  entering  the  breaker  box.    Cover should not be distorted so as to lose its seal around the outer edge.  Replace if damaged. NOTE: Engines  used  for  winter  applications  use  vented breaker covers.  See Engine Parts List. Fig. 21 - Breaker Point Cover Install Armature Install   governor   blade   and   armature,   Fig.   22.      The mounting  holes  in  the  armature  laminations  are  slotted. Push  armature  up  as  far  as  possible  and  tighten  one mounting screw to hold armature in place. Fig. 22 - Install Armature and Governor Blade Adjust Armature Air Gap Three styles of armatures have been used (Fig. 23, Illus. 1,   2   and   3).      Set   air   gap   between   the   flywheel   and armature as shown in Table 1.  With armature up as far as  possible,  and  one  screw  tightened,  slip  the  proper gauge  between  armature  and  flywheel.    Fig.  24.    Turn flywheel - until magnets are directly below the armature. Loosen the one mounting screw and the magnets should pull   the   armature   down   firmly   against   the   thickness gauge.  Then tighten the mounting screws. Fig. 23 - Armature Style Variations Fig. 24 - Adjusting Armature Air Gap FLYWHEEL KEY Inspect   key   for   partial   shearing.      If   sheared,   replace. Check  flywheel  and  crankshaft  keyways  for  damage.    If damaged, replace with new parts. Install Flywheel, Nut and/or Starter Clutch Remove    all    oil    or    grease,    clean    flywheel    hole    and tapered end of crankshaft before assembling flywheel to shaft.    Insert  zinc  key  into  keyway.    Slip  spring  washer over  crankshaft  with  hollow  side  toward  flywheel.    To tighten  flywheel  nut  or  starter   clutch,   reverse   removal operation.  See "Remove Flywheel Nut or Starter Clutch." Torque to specifications listed in Table No.  1. 2 7

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