Idex Hale Sam, Technical Manual

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4.1.1 Match Mark Or Note Component Orientation
As a general maintenance practice, match mark and/or note (document/record) the orientation
of a component before disconnecting or removing it.
4.1.2
Recommended Tools
Individual tool and consumable lists are NOT provided for each bench procedure. The following
tools are the minimum required to perform maintenance/repairs on the SAM. Hale Products
does NOT supply any of the suggested tools listed.
• Allen Wrenches (or Hex Key Socket Set) • Sockets (Metric)
•
Shop Rags
•
Sockets (SAE)
•
Wrench Set (Metric)
•
Torque Wrench(s) Or Torque Limiting
• Wrench Set (SAE)
Socket(s) (Capable of 1 – 150 Nm)
•
Ratchets (Multiple drive sizes)
•
Wire Cutter
•
Wire Tags
4.1.3 Recommended Cleaners
Hale recommends the following:
•
Safety Kleen
•
Stoddard Solvent
• Loctite Clean-Up Solvent (thread locker/bonder removal for hardware and clearance rings)
4.1.4 Recommended Lubricants
Where grease is called for, use lithium based grease with 1 to 3% Molybdenum Disulfate. The fol-
lowing lists examples of approved greases.
• Dow Corning BR2-PLUS • Imperial #777
•
Lubriplate Fiske #3000
•
Mobil Grease Special
•
Shell Super Duty Grease
•
Sunoco Moly #2EP
The lubricant listed in Table 6 is recommended to protect the O-ring from damage, speeds up as-
sembly, and to ensure continued service and operation.
Table 6. Recommended O-ring Lubricant
Application Lubricant 1/
O-ring Synthetic Multi-Purpose Clear O-ring Lubricant
(Synthetic NLGI Grade 2 Heavy Duty, Multi-Purpose)
Note 1/ Or equivalent lubricant.
4.1.5 Thread Lock And Sealant Compounds
Loctite™ (or suitable equivalent/substitute thread locker, bonding compound, or sealant) shall
be used when directed. Reference the procedures associated list of tools and/or consumables
for the specific thread locker/bonding or sealant required. Loctite™ (243) and sealant (580) was
used during factory assembly for all fasteners/hardware and fittings requiring the use of a thread
lock, bonding, or sealant compound. Remnant compound ALWAYS causes false torque reading