Parker HTR Series Maintenance Instructions & Parts List

Maintenance Instructions & Parts List
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GENERAL
HTR Series Hydraulic Rack & Pinion Actuators are designed
for a maximum operating pressure of 3,000 psi non-shock.
The actuator consists of a Pinion and one or two Racks
located within a Housing. Pressurization of alternate cylinder
port(s) results in shaft rotation.
The gear chamber has been filled with a Moly grease contain-
ing a minimum Molybdenum Disulfide (MSO
In the event that maintenance is required, the following steps
should be used as a guide:
ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
A. Inspection & Replacement of End Cap Seals, #9.
1. Place actuator in the mid-stroke position as shown.
Remove Tie Rod Nuts, #10, from Tie Rods, #13.
2. Pull End Cap, #11, free from Cylinder Tube , #12.
3. Inspect and/or replace End Cap O-Ring, #9.
Lubricate Seal and End Cap before reinstalling.
4. Replace End Cap, #11, on Cylinder Tube, #12, and
assemble Tie Rod Nuts, #10 to Tie Rods, #13.
5. Torque Tie Rod Nuts per table.
B. Inspection & Replacement of Wear Rings, #4, Piston
Seals, #5, and Cylinder O-Ring, #8.
1. Repeat Steps A1 and A2.
For Models HTR75 through HTR 600:
2. Remove Rack Bolt, #7.
3. Screw two (2) threaded rods into the tapped holes
in Piston, #16, and pull free from Cylinder Tube, #12.
For Models HTR.9 through HTR45:
4. Pull Cylinder Tube, #12, free from Housing, #2.
5. Remove Rack Bolt, #7.
For All Models
6. Inspect Piston, #16, and replace Piston Seal, #5.
7. Inspect and/or replace Wear Rings, #4.
8. Inspect and/or replace Cylinder O-Ring, #8.
HTR Series Actuators
) content of 3%.
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PM - HTR - C
Automation Actuator Division
Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
April 1, 1994
Rev. August 1999
9. Replace Cylinder Tube, #12 to Housing, #2.
10. Slide Piston, #16, with Piston Seal and Wear Rings
assembled onto it, into Cylinder Tube, #12, until it
contacts Rack, #17.
11.Replace Rack Bolt, #7 and torque per table.
Caution: Nylon Slug, #6, is designed to prevent Rack
Bolt from vibrating loose during operation; replace as
required.
12.Replace End Cap, #11, and Tie Rod Nuts, #10; torque
per table.
C. Inspection and Replacement of Pinion and Bearing
Retainer O-Rings, #1 and #24.
1. Loosen Lock Screw, #19.
Caution: Failure to do so will damage threads.
2. Using spanner wrench, remove Bearing Retainer,
#25, by turning counter-clockwise.
3. Remove Bearings, #22, and Pinion, #23.
Caution: Make match marks to re-establish the
correct timing.
4. Inspect and/or replace Pinion O-Ring, #1, located at
the "front" or blind side of Housing #2.
5. Reinstall Bearings, #22, and Pinion #23.
6. Inspect and/or replace Bearing Retainer O-Ring,
#24, located on outside diameter of Bearing Retainer,
#25.
7. Inspect and/or replace Pinion O-Ring, #1, located on
inside diameter of Bearing Retainer, #25.
8. Apply Moly Grease to Bearing Retainer Threads and
reinstall into Housing, #2.
9. Torque Bearing Retainer, #25 per table.
10.Install and tighten Locking Screw, #19, per torque
table.
D. Complete Disassembly of Actuator.
1. Repeat Steps A1 and A2.
2. Repeat Steps B2 through B5.
3. Repeat Steps C1 and C3.
4. Caution: Make match marks to re-establish the
correct timing.
5. Push Rack from either end to remove from housing.
E. Reassembly of Actuator.
1. Follow previous procedures for reassembly of all
actuator parts. Refill the gear chamber with Moly
Grease with a minimum MSO
as Texaco Molytex EP2.
content of 3%; such
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