ETS-Lindgren 2065 LoPro Turntable Electric-powered 1.2m Turntable (Archived) - Manual (Page 19)

MODEL 2065 LOPRO TURNTABLE Optional Shaft Kit Installation Instructions
© EMC TEST SYSTEMS, L.P. – APRIL 2002 15
REV F – PN 399230
1. Insert the turntable end of the drive shaft through the housing
assembly and into the clamp coupling on the gearbox. A ¼
inch diameter x 1 inch dowel pin is furnished to key the shaft
to the coupling and prevent slipping.
2. Loosen the three 3/8-16 hex head screws on the gearbox
coupling before insertion. Place the ¼ inch diameter x 1 inch
long dowel pin into the groove of the drive shaft and line the
shaft and pin up with the groove in the coupling. With
everything aligned, push the shaft and pin into the coupling.
Leave about a ¼ inch gap between the 6.01 cm (2.37 in)
diameter shaft shoulder and the end of the coupling. Then
slowly tighten down the three screws on the coupling.
3. If the mid floor support was not required because DIM 1 was
less than 3035mm (9ft 11.5 inches then delete the second shaft
housing, skip step 4, and go on to step 5.
Otherwise continue with the next step.
4. If the second shaft housing is required then slip it around the
shaft, into the middle floor support and clamp it in place. Only
the one bushing that was installed earlier is needed in this
support. There should be one more bushing that will be used in
the next step.
5. Install the remaining bushing and floor support onto the motor
drive end of the shaft housing. Guide the 2.54 cm (1 in)
diameter end of the shaft to get it through the white bushing.
The end of the shaft should be sticking out of the bushing
approximately 5.08 cm (2.0 in). Be sure the housing extends
out square with the base of the table to insure proper alignment.
CONNECTING THE SHAFT TO THE MOTOR
DRIVE
Install the hose coupling onto the steel shaft of the motor drive unit
with the two hose clamps provided resting loosely around the hose.
Position the motor drive on the floor and slide the unit into place
with the hose coupling connecting both shafts. Bolt the aluminum
Archived 3/18/10