Idex Hale Sam, Техническое руководство

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Refer to Table 51 for a list of tools and/or consumables required for this procedure.
Table 51. Sensor Module Tools And Consumables List
Standard Tools Special Tools Consumables
PPE (Eye and Hand Protection) None Cable Ties (As Required)
Wire Cutter Sensor Module
<See FSG-PL-01501, -01502, or -01513, Sheet 3>
7/16-in Wrench
#2 Phillips Screwdriver
If the module fails or is damaged; replace the module as follows.
Removal
A.
Note cable tie locations, cut ONLY ties required to R&R module.
B. Tag and disconnect electrical connectors.
C. Tag and disconnect (#2 Phillips screwdriver) POWER connection.
D. Using 7/16-in wrench, remove two [2] 1/4–20 x 1.25-in hex head screws (each
with one [1] lock and one [1] flat washer).
E. Remove module.
Installation
A.
Align new module with bracket.
B. Hand start two [2] 1/4–20 x 1.25-in hex head screws (each with one [1] lock and
one [1] flat washer).
C. Using 7/16-in wrench, tighten screws.
THE MODULE DEUTSCH CONNECTORS ARE KEYED; HOWEVER, ALL MODULES UTILIZE
THE SAME TWO KEYS. VERIFY THE HARNESS LABEL AND THE MODULE PART NUMBER
TO ENSURE THE CORRECT MODULE AND HARNESS CONNECTOR ARE BEING CON-
NECTED.
D. Connect electrical connectors according to tags.
E. Install cable ties cut to R&R module as noted.
4.8.3 SAM MIV–A Module
The SAM system utilizes one [1] MIV–A module (Figure 71) for every three [3] MIVs with a maxi-
mum of two [2] MIV–A modules per system. Each MIV–A module drives up to three [3] MIV 2.0
control/drive modules (see paragraph 4.8.4, page 100 and/or Figure 15, page 18). Connection
of the modules are similar (except they connect to different MIV 2.0 control/drive modules) see
Table 52. The MIV–A module installs on the Hale provided bracket located on the front of the
pump directly above the circuit breaker box and Autolube assemblies (middle module [or middle
two modules]). Discrete inputs/outputs are indicated by the direction of the arrow symbol pro-
vided with each signal name (pin) and buss connections are indicated via circles instead of ar-
rows. See Figure 72.