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2-34 GROUP 2 - BRAKES<br />

the release bolt nut bottoms (approximately<br />

18 turns).<br />

3. To avoid possible injury, be<br />

sure that the actuating spring is<br />

mechanically <strong>com</strong>pressed before<br />

removing the clamp ring. Remove<br />

the clamp bolt, expand the clamp<br />

ring, and slide it off the Fail-Safe<br />

and non-pressure housings.<br />

4. Remove the Fail-Safe unit from<br />

the non-pressure housing.<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

1. If the diaphragm is worn or<br />

damaged, replace it. Check the<br />

wedge assembly to be sure that the<br />

parts have not been disengaged during<br />

disassembly. Be sure that the<br />

wedge rod fits into the socket of the<br />

diaphragm plate and push rod assembly<br />

(Fig. 8).<br />

2. Install the diaphragm against<br />

the plate and push rod assembly,<br />

and mount the Fail-Safe unit against<br />

the diaphragm and non-pressure<br />

housing. Secure the Fail-Safe unit to<br />

the non-pressure housing with the<br />

clamp ring. Tighten the clamp ring<br />

bolt and nut, then install the warning<br />

tag.<br />

3. Turn the release bolt counterclockwise<br />

(approximately 18 turns)<br />

to release the manual <strong>com</strong>pression<br />

of the actuating spring.<br />

4. Start the engine and <strong>com</strong>pressor<br />

to build up system pressure for air<br />

<strong>com</strong>pression of the spring.<br />

MAJOR REPAIR OPERATIONS<br />

MAXIBRAKE<br />

DISASSEMBLY<br />

Before disassembling the brake<br />

chamber, mark both the pressure<br />

plate and cylinder assembly with<br />

relation to the clamping ring and<br />

the air line fittings, so that the unit<br />

can be reassembled in the same<br />

position. This will eliminate the possibility<br />

of installation interference<br />

and assure correct positioning of<br />

the air line fittings.<br />

1. Remove the clevis yoke and<br />

the flanged nut from the push rod<br />

and install a Z A inch OD x s /a inch<br />

ID flat washer and a s /s NF nut on<br />

the push rod—tighten the nut until<br />

the plate end of the push rod is<br />

seated on the safety piston spring<br />

SERVICE BRAKE<br />

AIR INLET<br />

SAFETY<br />

PISTON<br />

O-RING<br />

SEALS<br />

SERVICE \ PUSH ROD<br />

PISTON SAFETY PISTON SEAL<br />

AND SPRING SEAT<br />

PUSH ROD<br />

ASSEMBLY<br />

RING<br />

FIG. 9-Maxibrake-Sectional View<br />

support. It is necessary to <strong>com</strong>press<br />

the push rod return spring and the<br />

safety piston spring, so the unit may<br />

be disassembled safely without spring<br />

pressure on the safety piston spring<br />

support, and the diaphragm and<br />

pressure plate assembly (Fig. 9).<br />

2. Remove the clamp ring, pressure<br />

plate, and the service diaphragm<br />

from the cylinder assembly.<br />

3. Remove the eight cap screws<br />

that secure the safety piston spring<br />

support to the cylinder body and remove<br />

the <strong>com</strong>plete inner assembly.<br />

4. Set the push rod and piston<br />

assembly on a work bench and unthread<br />

and remove the nut and<br />

washer used to <strong>com</strong>press the springs.<br />

With the spring tension removed,<br />

disassemble the push rod, return<br />

SAFETY<br />

PISTON<br />

J<br />

SAFETY CHAMBER<br />

AIR INLET<br />

MOUNTING<br />

STUD<br />

CHAMBER<br />

H1255-A<br />

spring, safety piston, safety piston<br />

spring, and the spring seat.<br />

5. Remove the push rod seal<br />

from the bore of the piston and remove<br />

the O-ring seals from the piston<br />

and the cylinder.<br />

ASSEMBLY<br />

Always be sure that the correct<br />

return spring is used in any brake<br />

chamber. Also be sure that the brake<br />

chamber on the opposite side of the<br />

axle has the same return spring;<br />

otherwise uneven braking will result<br />

If a new diaphragm is installed in<br />

the brake chamber on one side of the<br />

axle, a new one should be installed in<br />

the corresponding brake chamber on<br />

the opposite side also; otherwise uneven<br />

braking may result.<br />

1. Coat the safety piston and the<br />

inside of the cylinder assembly with<br />

a light coat of Lubriplate or other<br />

suitable lubricant.<br />

2. Rest the push rod upright on a<br />

flat surface and assemble in order—<br />

the push rod return spring, safety piston<br />

spring seat and spring, and the<br />

safety piston. Compress the push rod<br />

and safety piston springs by installing<br />

the nut and flat washer used in<br />

the disassembly procedure.<br />

3. Install the push rod seal in the<br />

piston bore and install the O-ring<br />

seals on the piston and in the cylinder<br />

assembly.<br />

4. Position the piston and spring<br />

assembly into the cylinder assembly.<br />

Align the threaded holes in the safety<br />

piston spring support with the holes<br />

in the side of the cylinder, and install<br />

the retaining cap screws.<br />

5. Position the diaphragm and<br />

pressure plate with the clamp ring<br />

to the cylinder assembly, align the<br />

marks made prior to disassembly and<br />

tighten the clamp ring.

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