Shaft Installation; Circuit Board Installation; Aga56.41/42/43 - Siemens SQM50.261R1Z3 Technical Instructions

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Technical Instructions
Document No. 155-517P25
Mar 3, 2021
Reversing Rotational
Direction, Continued

Shaft Installation

Preparation Before

Circuit Board Installation

AGA56.41/42/43

Circuit Board
Installation
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8. Firmly tighten the black potentiometer cam attachment screw while manually
holding the potentiometer position indication pointer in alignment. Check the
alignment again.
9. Re-install the white actuator-indicating dial by gently pressing it onto the
potentiometer cam attachment screw. Align scale position "0" on the actuator
position indicating dial with the dial pointer by rotating the dial in the clockwise
direction to avoid loosening the potentiometer cam attachment screw.
See Installation and Operation Instructions.
WARNING:
Disconnect the power supply to the actuator before replacing the circuit
boards.
The black circuit board mounting
bracket, installed on the inside base of
the SQM5... actuator has four vertical,
slotted circuit board supports. Remove
the terminal section and circuit board(s)
from the mounting bracket.
The actuator motor capacitor is
attached to the lower section of the gray
plastic switch housing using snap-on
holding clips. Gently pull the capacitor
forward until it unclips and temporarily
place it on top of the gear housing. See
Figure 18.
CAUTION:
Do not disconnect any capacitor wiring.
Remove the AGA56.41/42/43... circuit
board from the packaging. The circuit
board is shipped as one board.
Separate the board at the perforation by
holding the circuit board at both ends
and gently bending the board until it
separates.
Move the terminal section containing the
auto/manual switch to the opposite
end of the base circuit board.
From the switch housing side of the
actuator, guide the base circuit board
into the bottom of the circuit board
mounting bracket. See Figure 19.
SQM5... Reversing Actuators
Figure 18.
Figure 19.
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

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