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2297-1 INCORRECT ALIGNMENT CORRECT ALIGNMENT SLIT IN COLLAR SLIT IN SPINDLE HEX SCREW COLLAR SPINDLE Repair and Replacement Procedures 23. Rotate the orbital cam to make sure it spins freely and does not rub against the …

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Repair

and

Replacement

Procedures

10.

Remove

the

orbital

cam

from

the

motor

shaft.

Now

you

are

ready

to

remove

the

input

orbital

motor.

11.

Unplug

the

Molex

motor

cable

J-12.

The

end

of

this

connector

is

located

under

the

main

plate

and

will

not

fit

through

the

main

plate

hole.

Remove

the

four

pins

in

the

connector

to

free

the

cable.

Note

the

wire

colors

and

positions

in

the

connector

(see

Figure

7-9).

Figure

7-9

Note

the

Wire

Colors

and

Positions

12.

Use

a

Molex

pin

extractor

tool

to

remove

the

four

pins

from

the

white

plastic

connector.

13.

After

removing

the

four

pins,

pull

the

cable

through

the

main

plate.

14.

From

below

the

main

plate,

remove

the

four

1/16-inch

hex

screws

that

hold

the

input

orbital

motor

to

the

main

plate.

15.

Lower

the

main

plate

and

remove

the

input

orbital

motor.

16.

Place

the

new

input

orbital

motor

in

position

on

the

main

plate.

Make

sure

the

power

cable

is

oriented

to

the

right

side

of

the

new

input

orbital

motor.

17.

Guide

the

motor

cable

through

the

hole

in

the

main

plate.

18.

Insert

the

four

motor

wires

into

the

white

plastic

Molex

connector.

Be

sure

to

insert

the

wires

in

the

same

order

(and

orientation)

as

shown

in

Figure

7-9.

19.

The

input

orbital

motor

shaft

has

one

flat

side.

Turn

the

shaft

until

the

flat

edge

faces

the

front

of

the

2500.

20.

The

orbital

cam

has

a

small

hole

on

its

outer

edge.

Position

the

cam

on

the

motor

shaft

so

this

small

hole

is

positioned

on

the

right

side

(input

side)

of

the

shaft.

CAUTION:

As

you

reinstall

the

input

orbital

assembly,

make

sure

the

white

bushing

that

fits

over

the

spindle

stays

in

position.

21.

Reinstall

the

input

orbital

assembly

(in

reverse

order

from

the

procedure

in

steps

6-9

above).

22.

Reinstall

the

front

and

rear

orbital

alignment

blocks.

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2297-1

INCORRECT ALIGNMENT CORRECT ALIGNMENT

SLIT IN COLLAR

SLIT IN SPINDLE

HEX SCREW

COLLAR

SPINDLE

Repair

and

Replacement

Procedures

23.

Rotate

the

orbital

cam

to

make

sure

it

spins

freely

and

does

not

rub

against

the

underside

of

the

main

plate.

If

you

feel

or

hear

the

cam

rubbing

against

something,

grasp

the

outer

edge

of

the

cam

and

gently

pull

it

approximately

3/32

of

an

inch

away

from

the

underside

of

the

main

plate

and

recheck

it

again.

24.

Install

the

collar

over

the

cam

spindle.

The

slit

in

the

collar

must

be

aligned

with

the

slit

in

the

spindle

(see

Figure

7-10).

25.

Turn

the

orbital

cam

one

final

time

to

check

for

smooth

rotation

with

no

rubbing.

Figure

7-10

Align

the

Slit

历

the

Collar

with

the

Slit

加

the

Spindle

Replacing

the

Output

Orbital

Motor

Follow

the

steps

below

to

access

and

replace

the

output

orbital

motor.

1.

Turn

off

the

2500

and

remove

the

power

cord.

2.

Remove

the

PE

assembly,

as

described

on

page

7-3.

3.

Locate

the

round

output

orbital

motor

collar.

Loosen

the

7/64-inch

hex

screw

and

remove

the

motor

collar.

4.

Disconnect

the

Molex

motor

cable

J-

13.

The

end

of

this

connector

is

located

under

the

main

plate

and

will

not

fit

through

the

main

plate

hole.

You

must

remove

the

four

pins

in

the

connector

to

free

the

cable.

Note

the

wire

colors

and

the

wire

positions

in

the

connector

(see

Figure

7-9).

5.

Use

a

Molex

pin

extractor

tool

to

remove

the

four

pins

from

the

white

plastic

connector.

6.

After

you've

removed

the

four

pins,

pull

the

cable

through

to

the

top

of

the

main

plate.

7.

Remove

the

3

/32

-inch

hex

screw

that

holds

the

grounding

strap

to

the

left

support

brace.

8.

Remove

the

two

3/32-inch

hex

screws

that

hold

the

optic

block

to

the

underside

of

the

main

plate.

Slide

the

optic

block

off

the

dowel

pin.

9.

From

above

the

main

plate,

remove

the

two

3/32-inch

hex

screws

holding

the

right

orbital

alignment

block

to

the

main

plate.

Slide

the

block

out

and

set

it

aside.

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10.

Follow

the

same

procedure

to

remove

the

left

orbital

alignment

block.

11.

Support

the

assembly

with

one

hand

while

you

remove

the

two

7/64-

inch

hex

retaining

screws

(with

the

white

plastic

standoff)

on

the

tube

clamp

support

braces.

12.

Carefully

slide

the

back

end

of

the

orbital

assembly

off

the

orbital

cam

spindle.

Be

careful

that

the

white

bushing

between

these

two

is

not

lost

or

damaged.

13.

When

the

assembly

is

off

the

spindle,

slide

the

entire

assembly

toward

the

back

of

the

2500

until

it

is

free

from

the

two

front

support

braces.

Let

the

assembly

dangle

from

the

cables.

14.

Remove

the

orbital

cam

from

the

motor

shaft.

Now

you

are

ready

to

remove

the

output

orbital

motor.

15.

From

below

the

main

plate,

remove

the

four

1/16-inch

hex

screws

that

holds

the

output

orbital

motor

to

the

main

plate.

16.

Lower

the

main

plate

and

remove

the

output

orbital

motor.

17.

Place

the

new

output

orbital

motor

in

position

on

the

main

plate.

Make

sure

the

power

cable

is

oriented

to

the

right

side

of

the

new

output

orbital

motor.

18.

Guide

the

motor

cable

through

the

hole

in

the

main

plate.

19.

Insert

the

four

motor

wires

into

the

white

plastic

Molex

connector.

Be

sure

to

insert

the

wires

in

the

same

order

(and

orientation)

as

shown

in

Figure

7-9.

20.

The

output

orbital

motor

shaft

has

a

flat

edge

on

one

side.

Turn

the

shaft

until

the

flat

edge

faces

the

front

of

the

2500.

21.

The

orbital

cam

has

a

small

hole

on

its

outer

edge.

Position

the

cam

on

the

motor

shaft

so

this

small

hole

is

positioned

on

the

right

side

(input

side)

of

the

shaft.

CAUTION:

When

you

re

加

sta

〃仍

e

orbital

assembly,

make

sure

the

white

bushing

that

fits

over

the

spindle

stays

加

position.

22.

Reinstall

the

assembly

(in

reverse

order

from

the

procedure

in

steps

11-13

above).

23.

Reinstall

the

left

and

right

alignment

blocks

and

the

optic

block.

24.

Rotate

the

orbital

cam

to

make

sure

it

spins

freely

and

does

not

rub

against

the

underside

of

the

main

plate.

If

you

feel

or

hear

the

cam

rubbing

against

something,

grasp

the

outer

edge

of

the

cam

and

gently

pull

it

approximately

3/32

of

an

inch

away

from

the

underside

of

the

main

plate

and

recheck

it

again.

25.

Install

the

collar

over

the

cam

spindle.

The

slit

in

the

collar

must

be

aligned

with

the

slit

in

the

spindle

(see

Figure

7-10).

26.

Turn

the

orbital

cam

one

final

time

to

check

for

smooth

rotation

with

no

rubbing.

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