FORM NO. 56043052 / HYDRO-RETRIEVER™ 2052, CR 1300 - 25
SCRUB BRUSH SYSTEM
LIFT ACTUATOR MOTOR REMOVAL
1
Put the scrub deck in the raised position and turn the key switch OFF.
2
Remove the front outer body fascia panel from the machine (2 screws).
3
Remove the brush motor spring and put the scrub deck in the lowered position and turn the key OFF.
4
Remove the headlight-mounting panel secured with (6) screws. Then pull the panel out and disconnect wiring and remove.
5
Remove the (4) scrub brushes.
6
Important Note: If the brush lift actuator is stuck in the up position it will be necessary to jack up the machine and block the gear case
assembly. This must be done to relieve the weight from the actuator to allow the mounting pins to be removed.
WARNING!
Never work under machine without safety stands or blocking to support the machine.
7
Remove the left side operator compartment access panel (qty 8 screws).
8
Cut the tie straps for the actuator wiring harness and disconnect the wiring from the Up & Down limit switches and the actuator motor.
9
Service Tip Option: For easier actuator servicing and inspection remove the solution tank from the machine (see solution system for
instructions).
10
See figure 7. Remove the (2) hex HD Screws (K) from Pin (L), then separate the (M) Switch Bracket from the actuator assembly.
11
On the spring mount side of Pin (L) remove the retaining ring (N), then slide the pin out of the lower actuator mount.
12
Remove the back (rear) retaining ring (O) from the upper mounting pin (P), and then slide the pin out.
13
Remove the actuator from the machine by lowering and tilting the motor head to the rear and working the rod end of the actuator out through
the front of the brush motor opening.
14
Measure the dimension X on the limit switch-mounting bracket (Q), as shown. Then loosen the retaining screw and slide it from the old
actuator. Reinstall it on the new actuator using the previously measured dimension.
15
Follow the steps in reverse order to install. Then run the actuator up & down to test the system for proper operation.
revised 3/00
FIGURE 7
K
N
L
K
M
O
P
FRONT
X
Q
Q