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5.16 – Brake Set
5.16.1 – Brake Actuator
It is responsible for the basket braking and the spinning movement.
TEST
1. Disconnect Wiring Harness terminals on Actuator;
2. With a Multimeter set in Resistance scale, measure actuator terminals:
Voltage on Actuator
220V – 60Hz
3. Connect Actuator directly to the electric supply using a power cord. Actuator Arm must run complete
travel, with no locks.
Before changing Actuator check:
Continuity on Wiring Harness;
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That there are no burrs causing locking between gears by moving Actuator arm several times to
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eliminate them.
That Brake Spring, Cams and Traction Bar maintain traction over Actuator during Agitation.
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DISMOUNTING
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Remove the Spring from the
brake;
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Disconnect the Brake arm from
the Actuator's movable part;
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Release the screws that fasten it
to the Motor Support.
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A – Brake Pin
B – Spring Brake
C – Motor Support
D– Gearcase Assembly
E – Brake Band
F – Actuator
G – Brake Arm
On traction
At rest
It is located on the Motor Support.
The Brake set is composed by: Spring, Brake Arm, Actuator
and Brake Band. When activated, it actuates on the
Gearcase Drum.
F
E
D
Arm
A
G
Value (Ohms - Ω)
1411 to 1725
2399 to 2932
B
C
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