SKF 94904 User And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 8

Cylinder tube and 

muffler

Remove air brakes subassembly  

(

Air brake subassembly

page 7

Remove two screws (

30

) and pull off 

muffler (

29

Remove gasket (

28

Remove four nuts (

26

Lift upward and remove  

upper casting (

8

Remove four tie rods (

25

Remove air tube (

7

Lift upward and remove cylinder tube (

6

Remove piston and piston rod (

5

10 

Remove four connecting rods (

41

11 

Reverse procedure to reassemble 

Labyrinth  

sub-assembly  

re-assembly 

procedure

Follow reverse directions of disassembly 

procedure with the following precautions to 

reassemle labyrinth subassembly:

Ensure plastic laminated labyrinth (

77

) is 

in good condition before re-assembly  

Clear plastic laminate should be in good 

condition without any tears or indications 

of separation from brass labyrinth plate 

inside  Inspect labyrinth plate for any signs 

of blockage including, but not limited to, 

dirt, grease, oil or water that should be 

visible through clear laminating material 

Keep all labyrinth components clean and 

free of grease, oil and dirt, except as 

noted 

Very light coating of grease may be used 

to retain balls (

79

) in place when installing 

selector knob (

84

Install six screws (

73

) but do not tighten 

when reassembling labyrinth sandwich  

Install selector knob (

84

) and selector bolt 

(

86

) before tightening six screws (

73

)  

Tighten six screws (

73

) to 12 in lbf 

(1,4 Nm)

  Tighten selector bolt (

86

) to 

50 in lbf 

(5,6 Nm)

 

Use four screws (

80

) and tighten to 

12 in lbf 

(1,4 Nm)

 when installing labyrinth 

sub-assembly onto air brake assembly 

Do not cut or trim clear laminate plastic 

from labyrinth assembly 

NOTE

Align two holes on cylinder tube (

6

) with two 

holes on air brake subassembly before tight-

ening tie rods (

25

) so that proper seal with 

o-rings is achieved 

8

Summary of Contents for 94904

Page 1: ...User and maintenance instructions Models 94904 94906 94908 94910 series B 4 1 4 6 8 and 10 in Air motors with air brake Date of issue January 2018 Form number 404239 Version 2...

Page 2: ...ng and operating air motor Air motor must be operated maintained and repaired exclusively by persons familiar with operating instructions Local safety regulations regarding installation operation and...

Page 3: ...n 2 9 1 4 in 235 mm 10 11 16 in 271 mm 22 3 4 in 577 mm 94904 75 cpm 1 6 in 152 mm 25 lbs 11 7 kg Buna N and Teflon 2 7 1 2 in 191 mm 8 11 16 in 221 mm 23 5 8 in 599 mm C 1 20 1 2 4 in 101 mm 4 in 101...

Page 4: ...4 Signal valve cap kit 31 Fig 5 Air signal valve 20 Fig 6 Trip indicator 48 Fig 7 Stop valve repait kit 91 Fig 9 Bleed assembly 67 Fig IPB1 Gasket and air filter 89 and gasket plate and check valves...

Page 5: ...244806 and 244808 Fig 12 Power valve spool and body 244802 NOTE Muffler element kit 84939 available for repair of muffler includes element felts and gasket NOTE Cylinder tube soft parts kit 84789 10...

Page 6: ...to top of pump tube outlet and tightly connect coupling nut to air motor piston rod 5 36 and 72 3 Attach tie rods to pump tube with four nuts 42 Leave nuts loose 4 Connect air supply 5 Slowly cycle pu...

Page 7: ...is within circle and stub end protrudes through X 11 3 After installing umbrella valve 63 long rubber stem of valve is to be removed leaving rubber ball end intact to secure valve to plate 11 4 When...

Page 8: ...byrinth plate inside Inspect labyrinth plate for any signs of blockage including but not limited to dirt grease oil or water that should be visible through clear laminating material 2 Keep all labyrin...

Page 9: ...on to pump or air motor Air motor will continue to run at any speed See Fig 13 1 45 to 60 cycles minute air brake will trip turning off air motor when air motor speed reaches speed of 45 to 60 cycles...

Page 10: ...f problem before resuming normal operation Resetting air brake after tripping 1 Turn off air supply to air motor 2 Press flush reset button located on right side of relay valve 17 with screwdriver or...

Page 11: ...structions 3 Torque to 50 in lbf 5 7 Nm After 24 hours retorque to 50 in lbf 5 7 Nm 4 Model 94904 4 1 4 in 113 mm air motor only 5 Torque to 10 12 ft lbs 13 5 to 16 2 Nm 6 Refer to page 4 for service...

Page 12: ...81 2 1 Optional tamper resistant cover 2 Single hole on 76 should align with single hole on 75 17 19 20 23 24 31 32 35 35 39 40 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 91 55 92 56 49 Fig...

Page 13: ...1 2 40 40 54 56 1 Note holes at 9 and 6 o clock positions 2 Molded pin on pump sleeve Position to about 7 o clock position as shown Fig 17 13...

Page 14: ...le adapter to piston rod using Loctite 242 Blue on threads Torque to 60 65 ft lbf 81 88 Nm Model 94904 only 21 5 68 69 70 71 72 Fig IPB5 Piston assembly models 94906 and 94908 Fig IPB6 Piston assembly...

Page 15: ...ant selector knob cover kit 94 may be used to cover air brake selector knob to prevent un authorized adjustment of air brake settings Kit consists of cover special screw and special driver for screw a...

Page 16: ...051 50051 50051 50051 24 Screw 1 4 20 x 7 8 in 4 50850 50850 50850 50850 25 Tie rod 4 247295 12 12 12 26 Nut 4 247298 12 12 12 27 Screw 2 244995 244995 244995 244995 28 Gasket 1 6 6 6 6 29 Muffler bod...

Page 17: ...1 4 4 4 4 53 Lower gasket Nitrile 1 3 3 3 3 54 Lower body 1 8 8 8 8 55 Piston 1 5 5 5 5 56 Pump sleeve 1 5 5 5 5 57 Diaphragm retainer 1 6 6 6 6 58 Diaphragm 1 6 6 6 6 59 Spring 1 6 6 6 6 60 Stop valv...

Page 18: ...102 82 Index pin 1 273391 273391 273391 273391 83 Spring compression 1 273392 273392 273392 273392 84 Selector knob 1 273380 273380 273380 273380 85 Washer spring 2 243845 243845 243845 243845 86 Sele...

Page 19: ...t trip speed within three strokes Leaking diaphragm 58 Replace diaphragm Leaking upper gasket 51 Replace upper and lower gaskets 51 and 53 Upper piston quad ring 64 is leaking Replace quad ring Lamina...

Page 20: ...ery care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this publication but no liability can be accepted for any loss or damage whether direct indirect or consequential arising...

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