22.Once the drive hub bolt & bearing are removed, loosen the set screw on the drive hub. There is no need to remove it.
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25.Set the gear reducer on a flat surface. The drive hub needs tobe removed. You have already loosened the set screw, but it may take some more effort to remove it. You may have pry it off, or give it some taps with a mallet to coax it off of the shaft. The liberal use of spray lubricants will also help.
Loosening the set screw with the 1/8 allen wrench.
23.Remove the gear drive by using the 9/16” socket and ratchet, as well as the combination wrench as required, to remove the nuts holding it to the mounting plate.
Removing the drive hub.
26.Once the drive hub is removed, place it on the shaft of the new gear reducer. Ensure the key is in the keyway. Once it is on and flush with the end of the shaft, tighten down on the set screw with the 1/8” allen wrench.
27.As you have both the drive motor and the gear reducer off of the machine, it is much simpler to assemble them together prior to mounting them. Ensuring that the key for the drive shaft of the drive motor is in the keyway.
Removing the nuts holding the gear reducer on.
24. Gently remove the gear reducer, careful not to drop it.
Removing the gear reducer.
Mounting the motor to the gear reducer.
28.After the motor is mated against the gear reducer, turn the motor so that the conduit fitting will face towards the front of the dishmachine once both components are mounted to the frame. This is to all the drive assembly covers to go back on. If you do not do this, then there is a possibility the covers will not fit back on the unit. Refer to step 18 and the note following for more details.
29.Stand the assembly up and secure them using the lockwash- ers and bolts. Use the 9/16” combination wrench to tighten them down.
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