Windsor NUWAV AU 10125360, NWIFE 10125340, NW 10125330 manual Secondary Belt Replacement

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SECONDARY BELT REPLACEMENT

The secondary belt can be accessed from the under side of the machine.

1.Unplug power cord.

2.Adjust handle into the vertical position and lock the cam lever. Tilt machine on it’s back using the handle to support it’s position..

3.Remove belt guard by loosening the (2) mounting screws.

4.Loosen the 4 mounting bolts for brush motor assembly to relieve primary drive belt tension. Do not fully remove the (4) mounting bolts. Remove primary drive belt from the brush deck pulley.

5.Remove brush deck assembly by loosening the 4 mounting bolts that attach it to the linkage arms (2) bolts on the right side and (2) on the left side). With the brush deck assembly removed, detach vacuum hose from the nozzle by loosening hose clamp.

6.The secondary belt can now be accessed on the right side of brush deck assembly by removing the (4) screws that mount the drive housing cover/plate.

MAINTENANCE

7.Loosen nut on the belt tensioning bracket and remove damaged/broken belt. Install new secondary belt in the same configuration.

8.Apply tension to belt by pressing thumb tab on belt tensioning bracket. Tighten the nut on belt tensioning bracket until proper tension is achieved. Test belt by spinning brushes. Brushes should spin easily without excessive friction.

9.Replace drive housing cover/plate, reattach the vacuum hose to nozzle, and reassemble brush deck to machine by using the (4) mounting bolts

(2) on right side and (2) on left side.

10.Reattach primary drive belt to brush deck pulley making sure the grooves line up properly. Apply proper tension to primary drive belt and tighten the (4) mounting bolts on brush motor assembly. Reattach primary belt guard.

11.Plug machine into a power supply and turn it on to assure the machine is running properly.

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Contents Wide Area Vacuum Overview Machine Data LOG/OVERVIEWTable of Contents HOW to USE this Manual Read ALL Instructions Before Using this Machine SafetyDo not Operate Machine Hazard Intensity LevelGrounding Instructions SafteyElectrical Extension CordsSafety Label Location Amps Technical SpecificationsControls & Componets OperationIntake Filter SET UP Cleaning Route Accessory Port Cord Hooks MaintenanceCleaning HOW IT OperatesBrush Deck Mounting Bolts Brush Removal Brush ReplacementBrush Deck Primary Drive Belt Replacement Belt ReplacementSecondary Belt Replacement Remove VAC Motor and Filters Vacuum Motor Carbon Brushes ReplacementREGULAR/PERIODIC Maintenance Daily MaintenanceDaily Weekly Monthly Quarterly Parts List Brush Deck HOUSING, Brush Release Clip HOUSING, Brush DrivePRV no QTY Description Serial no From BLKBrush Motor MOTOR, 230V, .5HP, Induction MOTOR, 115V, 0.5HP, Induction With CapacitorsBRACKET, CAPACITOR, Motor MNT WASHER, Split LOCK, ¼, SSControl Panel SWITCH, Dpdt 2-POSITION Rocker BOOT, Circuit Breaker MP/MBLIGHT, INDICATOR, RED, 120VAC LABEL, Ground Symbol 230V onlyCover GASKET, Accessory Port Cover COVER, Accessory PortBRKT, Accessory Port Hinge SWITCH, 125 VAC SP NC RollerDecal LABEL, Control Panel Vacuum LABEL, Brush InstallationLABEL, Nuwave RT LABEL, Nuwave LTFrame SCR, Adjustment Deck Spring BRKT, Spring AdjustSCR. M8X20 Hhms WELDMENT, Handle BraceHandle CONSOLE, TRIMMED, BLU HOOK, CORD, ConsoleHANDLE, MAIN, Molded Grip BRACKET, LEVER, ConsoleHousing CLIP, TREE, Fastener NET, CARGO, MoldedSCR, M8X25 FHCS, BLK HINGE, BodyVacuum SWITCH, Vacuum 15 H20 NC/NO GASKET, Accessory PortPLATE, MOUNT, VAC Motor SCR, M6X16 Hhms GR 10.9 PLTWiring DIAGRAM-120V HARNESS, Main Vacuum HARNESS, Switch VacuumWIRE, JUMPER, 130L X 14GA BLK Wiring DIAGRAM-230V EMC Tilter Assy HARNESS, MAIN, VacuumSuggested Spare Parts Options HOLSTER-OPTION Holster Option Wire FORM, HolsterASSY, Hose Extension TubeNuwave 08/11/08

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