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18. Locate brake port. This should be 45 degrees to the right of top center. There

are two other ports which should be straight up and straight down (one becomes

the drain, the other becomes a vent).

19. Install pipe plug (24) into lower port in brake housing (21). Install reducer bushing

(22) and breather (23) into top port on brake housing (21).

20. Slide brake housing (21) over brake plates. Apply a coating of ISO VG 100 (SAE

3EP) oil to inside surface of brake housing (21).

21. Lubricate and install seals (11) and (12) in brake piston (10) grooves so lips face

each other. Do not over stretch seals during this procedure. Refer to Dwg.

MHP0139 on page 13, A. Seal Lip; B. Seal; C. Brake Piston.

22. Install brake piston assembly into brake housing (21), ensuring that lips of seals

are not pinched or rolled over. Gently tap into position using a plastic mallet

until seated. (Cover brake port during tapping; oil can spray out.)

23. Lubricate and install brake springs (9) into each brake piston hole.

24. Lubricate and install ‘O’ ring (15) into top groove in brake housing (21).

25. Tap reaction plate (8) into motor adapter (6).

Seal Lip

Seal

Brake

Piston

A

B

C

(Dwg. MHP0139)
26. Mount motor adapter (6) to brake housing (21) and drum shaft (41). There is a

pair of holes on the outer bolt hole pattern that are aligned with bolt holes on

the inner hole pattern. The smaller diameter holes on the outer pattern are the

motor mounting holes. The larger diameter holes on the inner pattern are the

brake housing mounting holes. The matched/aligned holes must be in the 6

o’clock position.

27. There are three methods to compress springs (9) and fasten capscrews (2).

a. Use three— 1/2 inch - NC x 5 inch socket head capscrews and evenly space

them around motor adapter (6). Mark each position. Evenly tighten them

down (compressing springs). Install regular capscrews (2). Refer to “TORQUE

CHART” on page 16 for torque requirements.

b. Remove the three extra long capscrews and replace with capscrews (2). Refer

to “TORQUE CHART” on page 16 for torque requirements.

c. Press down brake piston (10) until capscrews (2) can engage threads. Refer

to “TORQUE CHART” on page 16 for torque requirements.

WARNING

The air motor weighs approximately 260 lb. (118 kg). Adequately support air

motor while installing motor mounting capscrews.

28. Install ‘O’ ring (13) into center of seal sleeve (14). Slide this assembly onto input

shaft (7). Ensure that bevel is facing motor. Apply a coating of grease over sleeve

and exposed input shaft.

29. Apply a coating of grease to oil seal (227) and crank bearing (228) in motor.

30. Lubricate and install ‘O’ ring (5) in groove in motor adapter (6).

31. Slide motor over input shaft (7). Be careful not to damage oil seal. Motor might

have to be rotated around input shaft slightly to align splines.

32. Remove 1/2 inch nut from mounting flange (216). Push motor until flush with

motor adapter (6). Insert capscrews (4) and lockwasher (3) through motor into

motor adapter (6). Refer to “TORQUE CHART” on page 16 for torque

requirements.

33. On winches with a disc brake install fitting (31) into brake housing port. Attach

tee fitting (86) and dump valve (30) to fitting (31) followed by vented fitting (29).

Connect air line assembly (28), (20) and (27) between vented fitting (29) and hose

fitting (26) on control valve.

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Manual Band Brake Assembly (optional feature)

Refer to Dwg. MHP0627.

1. Clamp top of brake bands (128) together with a C-clamp.

2. Slide this assembly over drum (96).

3. Install capscrews (124), washers (123) and nuts (115) through bottom blocks on

brake bands (128) and tighten.

4. Remove C-clamp.

5. Install brake screw (114) through lugs on top of brake bands (128), with spring

(113) located between lugs.

6. Slide tube (112) onto brake screw (114) followed by bearing (111).

7. Thread handwheel (104) onto brake screw (114) and loosely tighten.

8. Thread nut (110) onto brake screw (114) until 1/4 inch (6.5 mm) of threads are

exposed.

9. Place anchor (118) over rear lug on brake band (128). Rotate brake band (128)

until bolt holes in anchor align with holes in rear siderail (98).

10. Install capscrews (116) and washers (117) through anchor (118), siderail (98) and

into plate (122) and tighten.

11. Install adjustment screw (127) through nut (120) and into support (126). Expose

1/4 inch (6.5 mm) of threads.

12. Install capscrews (119) and washers (117) through siderail (98) and into support

(126) and tighten.

13. Tighten handwheel (104) all the way tight. Screw adjustment screw up or down

until there is 1/16 to 1/8 inch (1.6 to 3.2 mm) clearance between screw (127) and

lug on brake band (128).

14. When handwheel is loosened, brake band (128) should NOT touch drum surface.

If brake band does touch drum then decrease gap in 1/16 inch (1.5 mm)

increments until band does not touch.

15. With handwheel (104) fully tightened, place capscrews (106) through washers

(125) and bracket (108) into brake band (128). Loosely tighten.

16. Place U-bolt (109) over tube (112) and through bracket (108). Place lockwashers

(103) and nuts (102) onto U-bolt (109) and loosely tighten.

17. Move bracket (108) up or down until tube (112) is level. Tighten all capscrews

and nuts. Refer to “TORQUE CHART” on page 16 for torque requirements.

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Automatic Band Brake Assembly (optional feature)

Refer to Dwg. MHP2329.

1. Install brake band halves on drum (96).

2. Install capscrews (124), washers (123) and nuts (115) through bottom blocks on

brake bands (128) and tighten.

3. Place anchor (118) over rear lug on brake band (128). Rotate brake band (128)

until bolt holes in anchor align with holes in rear siderail (98).

4. Install capscrews (116) with washers (117) through bracket (74), siderail (98) and

anchor (118) into plate (122) and tighten.

5. Install adjustment screw (127) through nut (120) and into support (126). Expose

1/4 inch (6.5 mm) of threads.

6. Install capscrews (119) and washers (117) through siderail (98) and into support

(126) and tighten.

7. Install nut (130) and clevis (51) on cylinder (134).

8. Press bushings (54) into lever arms (34) and (61).

9. Install link stud (56) in pivot nut (55). Connect link stud to brake band lug with

pin (58) and cotter pins (57). Bend cotter pin ends apart. Position pivot nut

between lever arms (34) and (61).

10. Install capscrews (25), washers (32), spacers (35) with nuts (60) onto lever arms

(34) and (61).

11. Install cylinder (134) so it connects with bracket (74) and between lever arms.

Use pins (46) and (65) and secure with cotter pins (44). Bend ends of cotter pins

apart to secure cylinder when adjustment is complete.

12. Install fitting (73), dump valve (71), fitting (70) and hose (68) to the cylinder (134).

13. Adjust automatic brake as described under ‘Adjustments’ in the

“MAINTENANCE” section on page 7.

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Limit Switch Assembly (optional feature)

Refer to Dwg. MHP2677.

1. Secure limit switch assembly to upright (184) with capscrews (97) and washers

(96).

2. Install hose connections. Refer to label 71459929 on page 13.

(Dwg. 71459929)

Form MHD56401 Edition 3

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Summary of Contents for FA10i

Page 1: ...Product Maintenance Information FORCE 5i Air Winch Model FA10i Dwg MHP2947 Save These Instructions R Form MHD56401 Edition 3 October 2013 45878600 2013 Ingersoll Rand...

Page 2: ...perating section as accomplished during previous inspections If the actual diameter of the wire rope has decreased more than 1 64 inch 0 4 mm a thorough examination of the wire rope should be conducte...

Page 3: ...re Wet Moderate Temperature Fluctuations Wet Severe Temperature Fluctuations n Records and Reports Inspection records listing all points requiring periodic inspection should be maintained for all load...

Page 4: ...0 hrs 2 years or 2 000 hrs 3 years or 3 000 hrs 5 years or 5 000 hrs 6 years or 6 000 hrs 8 years or 8 000 hrs 10 years or 10 000 hrs Inspect Motor X X X Inspect Manual Band Brake X X X X X X X Inspec...

Page 5: ...butor or the factory for technical assistance COMPONENT CONDITION CORRECTIVE ACTION NOTES Pass Fail Repair Replace Uprights and Siderails Drum Band Brake 125 Load Test Drum Locking Pin Disc Brake 125...

Page 6: ...ressureatwinchinletisatleast90psig 6 3bar 630kPa atratedvolume Clean air line filter Air leak Check hose and fitting connections Inspect hose s for breaks Tighten fittings and repair or replace hoses...

Page 7: ...ake optional feature Refer to Dwg MHP0627 1 Release wire rope tension on drum 2 Rotate handwheel 104 counterclockwise to release brake bands 3 Loosen nut 120 and turn adjustment screw 127 to provide 1...

Page 8: ...sassembly on page 8 a Remove panels 805 and 807 one section at a time by removing locknuts 804 and crossbars 806 b Remove capscrews 197 and washers 117 securing lifting lugs 194 to uprights c Remove c...

Page 9: ...from seal bracket 939 Remove seal bracket from valve housing 917 Remove and discard O rings 941 and 942 2 Remove capscrews 721 washers 902 exhaust flange 955 and exhaust adapter 723 Remove and discar...

Page 10: ...2 Remove capscrews 97 and washers 96 that secure limit switch assembly to upright 84 3 Store limit switch assembly in a clean dry area until winch reassembly n Cleaning Inspection and Repair n Cleani...

Page 11: ...ngs 703 on plunger 702 2 Insert plunger 702 with O rings in valve housing 917 3 Replace grommet 701 in cap 700 4 Install and tighten cap 700 flush to valve housing 5 Replace piston 712 if it appears d...

Page 12: ...and push down 25 Insert planetary support assembly into ring gear 409 26 Lubricateandinstallnew O ring 408 intogrooveinsupport 405 Applyabead of Loctite 515 sealant to mating surface 27 Align support...

Page 13: ...ure Refer to Dwg MHP0627 1 Clamp top of brake bands 128 together with a C clamp 2 Slide this assembly over drum 96 3 Install capscrews 124 washers 123 and nuts 115 through bottom blocks on brake bands...

Page 14: ...ecure frames 801 802 803 and 810 to uprights 42 and 184 with capscrews 408 and washers 306 2 Secure lifting lugs 194 to uprights with capscrews 197 and washers 117 3 Installpanels 805 and 807 oneatati...

Page 15: ...equipped g Check foundation mounting fasteners are secure h Install winch guard n Load Test Prior to initial use all extensively repaired winches shall be load tested by or under the direction of an...

Page 16: ...ass 10 9 Dry Lubricated PTFE Dry Lubricated PTFE M6x1 9 10 6 7 4 11 12 8 9 5 6 M8x1 25 21 23 16 18 9 11 26 30 20 22 12 13 M10x1 5 41 47 31 35 19 21 53 60 39 45 24 27 M12x1 75 71 81 54 61 32 36 91 103...

Page 17: ...SERVICE NOTES Form MHD56401 Edition 3 17...

Page 18: ...SERVICE NOTES 18 Form MHD56401 Edition 3...

Page 19: ...SERVICE NOTES Form MHD56401 Edition 3 19...

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