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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 6 - 11<br />

6. Remove drive pulley and Woodruff key.<br />

7. Remove armature from drive head end.<br />

8. Remove bearing retainer screws and remove retainer, felt<br />

washers, gasket and bearing.<br />

NOTE: The following generator checks, pages 6-11 to<br />

6-16 can be made on a suitable test stand by an experienced<br />

operator.<br />

FIELD COIL GROUND TESTS:<br />

1. Make sure no leads are touching frame.<br />

2. Using a set of test probes in series with a lamp and a<br />

source of electricity, touch one probe to the field terminal<br />

stud and ground the other probe to the generator frame.<br />

3. If lamp lights, coils are grounded.<br />

4. If ground is present, remove nuts and washers from<br />

armature and field terminals and<br />

press terminals from frame.<br />

5. Repeat ground test. If lamp does not light on this test,<br />

faulty terminal post insulation is indicated.<br />

6. If coils still test grounded, unsolder connection between<br />

coils.<br />

FIELD COIL OPEN CIRCUIT TEST:<br />

1. Touch one test probe to armature terminal stud and one<br />

to field terminal stud.<br />

2. If lamp does not light, an open circuit is present.<br />

3. To determine which coil is open, hold one test probe on<br />

the connection between the coils and touch the field coil<br />

terminal and then the armature terminal with the other<br />

probe. If lamp lights, coil on that side is good.<br />

4. Replace open circuited coil.<br />

FIGURE 9<br />

FIELD COIL SHORT CIRCUIT TEST:<br />

1. Connect ammeter, battery and variable resistor in series<br />

with the field coil terminals, (Figure 9).<br />

2. Connect a voltmeter across the terminals.<br />

3. Adjust voltage to 5 volts and read ammeter.<br />

4. If current is not 1.3 to 1.5 amperes, a short exists in the<br />

field coil.<br />

5. If a short is present, check each coil separately and<br />

replace shorted coil.<br />

FIELD COIL REMOVAL:<br />

1. If a field coil tests open, short or grounded, unsolder<br />

connection between the coils and disconnect faulty coil<br />

from terminal post.<br />

2. Mark pole shoe position in frame to assure replacement<br />

in correct position.<br />

3. Remove pole shoe screw. (Use a pole shoe removing tool<br />

if available.)<br />

4. Remove pole shoe and remove coil.

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