C175-16 Locomotive Engine Caterpillar


Thermostatic Valve - Inspect

Usage:

C175-16 3B9
Perform the following procedure:


    Illustration 1g01320751

  1. Prior to inspecting the electronic thermostat, remove connector (2) to disconnect power to the controller module.


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    Component breakdown for inspection of the electronic thermostat for moisture entry
    (1) Motor cover
    (2) Control module
    (3) Motor group
    (4) Motor mount assembly

  2. Remove the four bolts from motor cover (1). Remove the cover from the motor group.

  3. Disconnect the connector from control module (2). Remove the mounting bolts, washers, and spacers from the control module. Remove the control module from the electronic thermostat.

  4. Remove the four bolts and washers from motor (3). Remove the motor from motor mount assembly (4).

  5. Visually inspect the motor housing for moisture entry, corrosion, and rust. Turn the armature of the motor to ensure that the motor turns freely.

    If moisture entry, corrosion, or rust is found inside the motor housing, or if the motor does not turn freely, replace the motor. Shuttling the thermostatic valve from end to end should require 45 to 46 turns. The shaft rotation should be smooth. If shuttling the valve is not within the specified number of turns or if the shaft rotation is not smooth, replace the motor.

    Note: For additional information, refer to Special Instructions, REHS7404.

  6. Perform steps 4 through 2 to assemble the electronic thermostat and motor assembly.

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