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IOM BiRotor 3” to 6” R03
11.5 Disassembly of Measuring Units
WARNING
Extreme care must be exercised when the mea-
suring chamber is exposed and handled. Hands
must be kept clear of the timing gears, rotors and
measuring chamber or serious personal injury can
occur. Due to the precision balance of the rotors
and timing gears, they can be set in motion easily.
Keep hands clear of these parts at all times! At no
time should hands be used to brace these
Disassembly - Models B061A-B095A
1. Place measuring unit in wooden cradle as illustrat-
ed in Figure 11-1. Orient measuring unit with front
end cover (item 4) upward.
Figure 11-1 Proper Method for Blocking Rotors
2. Remove the two bearing retainer caps (items 46
or 48), screws (item 8) and bearings (item 6).
NOTE:
Do not remove front end cover (item 4).
3. Rotate the measuring unit and remove screws
(items 1 and 381. This will enable removing the
rear gear cover assembly (item 21).
4. Remove screws (item 5) and separate rear end
cover (item 15) from body (item 3).
5. The rotors and rear end cover assembly can now
be washed thoroughly with solvent or kerosene
and inspected. If the rotors show no evidence of
contact with each other, and if the timing gears
appear satisfactory, further disassembly will not
be necessary.
Removing Timing Gears and Rotors
6. Remove screw (item 43) and locknut retainer
(item 421).
7. Place a small piece of rubber between the tim-
ing gears (items 17 and 32) and remove locknuts
(items 19 and 41) and lock washer (item 40).
8. Timing gears are taper fi tted to the shafts and can
be removed one at a time by striking the face of
the gear inside the teeth with a plastic hammer.
Be careful not to damage the rotor shaft threads
when removing the timing gears. Remove screw
(Item 26) and separate mounting plate (Item 23)
from the end plate.
9. Remove bearings retainer (item 11) and bearings
(item 6) from rear end cover.
NOTE:
Ball bearings (item 6) can be removed from
end covers by gently tapping or pressing on the inner
race of the ball bearings from inside the end covers.
10. Separate rotors (items 13 and 33) and rear end
cover (item 15). Be careful when removing rotor
spacing springs (item 34).