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4.
Insert the new motor onto the motor mount with the power connector
facing
up as shown
below.
5.
Re-install the four 5.5 mm screws. Use a torque screwdriver to torque them to 21 inch/lbs.
6.
Re-plug in the power connector to the motor controller.
7.
Screw the black nut holding clip onto the lead screw of the motor with the magnet facing up.
Reassembling the Engage® Zone Control Unit
1.
Re-position the motor mounts in their original position in the enclosure (left or right side of
the enclosure).
Ensure that the nut holding clips rest on top of the short side of the gates (as seen in the
diagram in Appendix A) and that the magnet is facing up. You can move the nut holding clips
to align with the gates, or pull the gates out to meet the position of the nut holding clips.
TIP:
It is easier to align the nut holding clips if you position the motor mount at an angle and
align the nut holders individually from one side to the other.
IMPORTANT:
Use care when reinstalling the motors so that you do not bend the lead screws.
2.
Tighten the 4 bolts holding the two motor mounts in place. Use a torque wrench to torque to
31 ft-lbs.
3.
Re-attach the ground wire to the motor mount, making sure that the serrated tooth washer
is between the ring terminal and the motor mount.
