General Machine Products 70530 Adams WG Winch - Manual (Page 16)

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6.03 WINCH IDENTIFICATION - Assistance from the manufacturer or dealer is available to help resolve
unique problems. When contacting your local dealer or the factory, the model and serial number of the winch in
question should be specified so that proper assistance can be offered. This information is stamped on a name-
plate affixed to the front mounting rail of the winch.
6.04 CALIPER
BRAKE - It is recommended that brake hoses and brake lines be inspected regularly. All dam-
aged or worn parts should be replaced. The reservoir should be checked for sufficient fluid level and clean fluid of
the correct formulation added as required. See Section 3.04 Caliper Brake for special instructions on bleeding and
determining whether to use brake fluid or hydraulic oil for a specific winch.
NOTE: Lining assemblies (3) can be replaced without removing brake module
housing (6).
1. Remove cap screw (1) and spring clip (2), allow
lining assemblies (3) to drop out of housing (4).
2
. Make sure piston (5) is bottomed out in brake
module
housing (6) and thread brake module housing out
of
housing (4) so that piston is flush with housing.
3
. Install new lining assemblies (3) in housing (4).
4 . Install new spring clip (2), and cap screw (1).
Torque cap screw (1) 13.6-16.3 N·m (10-12 lb·ft).
5. Thread in brake module housing (6) until a total
clearance of approximately .31 mm (.012 in) is
obtained between disc and linings. NOTE: Make
sure piston (5) is bottomed out in brake module
housing (6).
6.
Back off brake module housing (6) as required
to position ports in vertical alignment.
7.
Tighten set screw.
8. Move bleeder screw (7) to higher of two ports
for ease of bleeding. Torque 6.8-7.9 N·m (60-70 lb·in).
9.
Install hydraulic line in lower port.
10. Bleed system making sure all air is eliminated.