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1959 Frigidaire Dryer Service Tech-Talk (continued)
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Figure 37 DCI-59 Removing Drum Hub
Figure 39
DCI-59 Bearing Assembly Components
Figure 24. Remove the bolts and return the dryer to an upright position.
5. On DCI-59 models only, remove the fan from the motor shaft after loosening the I/4" screw in the fan hub.
Note: Upon reinstallation of the motor and fan assembly, adjust the fan location on the shaft to make sure that the trailing edges of the fan blades are l/8" inside the shroud. This can be accomplished by locating the motor shaft %" into the fan hub.
6. On DD-59, DCD-59, and DI-59 models only, remove access opening cover plate and remove the motor and fan assembly by pulling from place through the access opening. There is approximately 1/g" overall clearance between the fan housing opening and the O.D. of the fan. Consequently, care must be exercised to prevent damage to the housing or to the fan.
Note: Make sure the fan operates freely in its housing before tightening the motor mounting bracket screws.
R. Thermostat-Checking Cut-Off Temperature on DCI-59 Models:
1. Remove the rear cover.
Figure 38 DCI-59 Removing Bearing Retainer
9. Pull out the bearing and ring assembly, Figure 39, and remove the ring from the bearing.
Q. Fan and Motor Assembly-Removal on ALL MODELS:
1. Remove the dryer rear cover and remove the belt from the motor pulley.
2. Remove the motor access plate if present, by removing the mounting screws.
3. Remove the electrical leads from the terminals. On DCI-59 models, remove electrical leads from the drum safety switch.
4. On DCI-59 models only, remove the four motor mounting bolts, Figure 40, which are accessible from the underside of the dryer base. Pull the motor from place.
On DD-59, DCD-59, and DI-59 models only, tilt the dryer forward and block it sufficiently to gain access to the four motor mounting bracket bolts,
Figure 40
DCI-59 Removing Motor Mounting Bolts
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Figure 37 DCI-59 Removing Drum Hub
Figure 39
DCI-59 Bearing Assembly Components
Figure 24. Remove the bolts and return the dryer to an upright position.
5. On DCI-59 models only, remove the fan from the motor shaft after loosening the I/4" screw in the fan hub.
Note: Upon reinstallation of the motor and fan assembly, adjust the fan location on the shaft to make sure that the trailing edges of the fan blades are l/8" inside the shroud. This can be accomplished by locating the motor shaft %" into the fan hub.
6. On DD-59, DCD-59, and DI-59 models only, remove access opening cover plate and remove the motor and fan assembly by pulling from place through the access opening. There is approximately 1/g" overall clearance between the fan housing opening and the O.D. of the fan. Consequently, care must be exercised to prevent damage to the housing or to the fan.
Note: Make sure the fan operates freely in its housing before tightening the motor mounting bracket screws.
R. Thermostat-Checking Cut-Off Temperature on DCI-59 Models:
1. Remove the rear cover.
Figure 38 DCI-59 Removing Bearing Retainer
9. Pull out the bearing and ring assembly, Figure 39, and remove the ring from the bearing.
Q. Fan and Motor Assembly-Removal on ALL MODELS:
1. Remove the dryer rear cover and remove the belt from the motor pulley.
2. Remove the motor access plate if present, by removing the mounting screws.
3. Remove the electrical leads from the terminals. On DCI-59 models, remove electrical leads from the drum safety switch.
4. On DCI-59 models only, remove the four motor mounting bolts, Figure 40, which are accessible from the underside of the dryer base. Pull the motor from place.
On DD-59, DCD-59, and DI-59 models only, tilt the dryer forward and block it sufficiently to gain access to the four motor mounting bracket bolts,
Figure 40
DCI-59 Removing Motor Mounting Bolts
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