Replacing The Compressor Serpentine Belt - Vanair Air N Arc All-in-One Power Systems 300 Operations Manual & Parts List

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AIR N ARC 300 SERIES ALL-IN-ONE POWER SYSTEM
12. When the edge of shaft seal ring [T] is flush
with the inner ring [V] on the shaft, the shaft
seal is in position.
13. Lubricate o-ring [S] with the silicon
lubrication supplied with the kit.
14. Place o-ring [S] within the groove on the
inside of the compressor cover [R].
If present, scrape off any remnant pieces
of previous gasket from the compressor
cover [R] before replacing o-ring.
15. Place the compressor cover [R] over its
seating position on the compressor unit
body.
16. Place the compressor tensioner plate [L] so
that its holes line up with the compressor
cover [R].
17. Fit a lock washer [N] and flat washer [P] over
an M8 capscrew [M], and place it through
one of the upper aligned holes of the
tensioner plate and compressor cover.
Screw it into place snugly, but not fully
tightened.
18. Repeat Step #17 for the three remaining
holes until the aligned tensioner plate [L] and
compressor cover [R] are secured snugly to
the compressor unit. Do not tighten the
capscrews, as the tensioner plate will have
to be adjusted to allow for repositioning of
the tensioner sheave/serpentine belt.
19. Replace retaining ring [Q] into its seating
groove on the outer side of the compressor
cover [R].
6.5.7.3 P III – R
ART EPLACING THE
S
ERPENTINE
1. Replace/re-thread the serpentine belt [F] back
onto the engine sheave and drive sheave
[K], making sure that the belt lies over the
compressor tensioner sheave [Z] (as shown
in insert L1).
2. For details on how to adjust the compressor
belt tension, consult Section 6.5.16.1, Re-
tensioning the Air Compressor
Serpentine Belt. Note that if either of the
serpentine belts driving the compressor or
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