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6. Once the bolts are removed, the motor should slide out of the gear reducer. Remember to support and lay it gently on the floor or some other surface in order to continue working on it. Be sure that you get the key, checking the keyway on the motor shaft and in the gear reducer.
Removing the nuts securing the bottom cover.
4.Remove the bottom and set to the side so that it does not become a trip hazard.
Removing the drive motor.
7. If the purpose of this maintenance action is to replace the drive motor, continue to step 8. If you wish to replace the gear reducer, continue to step 21.
8. With the motor laying on a level surface, you need to remove the conduit from it. First, use the 1/4” nutdriver to remove the wiring access cover on the back of the motor.
Removing the bottom cover.
5.With the cover removed you may now remove the bolts used to connect the drive motor to the gear reducer. Note: you need to support the motor as you remove the bolts; failure to do so could result in the motor falling to the ground and becoming damaged.
Removing the wiring access cover.
9. Once the cover is removed and the wiring is exposed, you may want jot down how your motor is wired. You can also refer to the schematic located on the motor itself because how the motor is wired when you remove it is how you will wire it when you replace it. If you have any questions regarding the wiring of your motor, do not hesitate to contact Jackson Technical Service.
10. pull the bundled wires out and remove the wire nuts. Set the wire nuts to the side as you will need them when you wire up the new motor.
Removing the bolts holding the drive motor to the gear reducer.
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