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MAINTENANCE MANUAL
BENDIX/KING”
KM 275/276/277
SERVO MOUNT
TABLEOFCONTENTS
SECTION
IV
THEORY
OFOPERATION
Paragraph Page
SECTION
V
ILLUSTRATED
PARTSLIST
Item Page
SECTION
VI
MAINTENANCE
Paragraph Page
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS
Figure Page
SECTION
IV
THEORY
OFOPERATION
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of th is parts list is for identification and requisition of parts. Part numbers listed in
this Illustrated Parts List meet critical equipment design specification requirements. Use only those
part numbers specified in this section for replacement of parts. Whenever a "caution" is posted
concerning the use of a particular part, adherence to the appropriate replacement must be fottoued.
1. Symbol-Denotes the component reference for both schematic diagrams and mechanical drawings. Example:
CR401, uhereas CR means Diode device and 491 is its assigned numerical code. The foltouing
disignators are used by King Radio.
Capacitor
Fuse
Integrated Circuit/IC
Fixed Connector
Inductor
Q Transistor
P Plug
R Resistor
S Suitch
T Transformer
U Resistor/Capacitor Netuork
V Photocell/tube
Y Crystal
CJ Circuit Jumper
CR Diode
DS Lamp
FL Filter
TP Test Point
WG Waveguide
2. Part Number-The part number is assigned by King Radio Corporation. The first three digits denote the
type of device. Example: 007-1200-00; the 007 denotes a discrete device. The following list are some
of the prefixes commonly used by KRC.
Prefix Component
007 Transistor/Diode
017 Filter
019 Transformer
019 Inductor
030 Connector
111/096/102/106 Capacitor
120 Integrated Circuit
13x Resistor
Abbreviation Word
AL Aluminum
BIFLR Bifilar
cc Carbon Composite
CF Carbon Film
CH Choke
CAP Capacitor
CAP CR Ceramic
DC Disk Ceramic
DIO Diode
FC Fixed Composition
FERR Ferrite
FLTR Filter
FT Feed Thru
HV High Voltage
HW Half Watt
IC Integrated Circuit
MC Monolithic Ceramic
NY Mylar
PC Potycarbonate
PF Precision Film
PP Paper
PS Potystrene
QW Quarter Watt
RES Resistor
S Silicon
SCR Screu
SM Silver Rica
STDF Standoff
SW Switch
TERM Terminal
TN Tantalum
TST PT Test Point
TW Tenth Watt
VA Variable
VW Wire Wound
XFMR Transformer
XSTR Transistor
XTAL Crystal
4. Code UM- Unit of measure, Example: EA for each. The following unit are used through the Illustrated
Parts List.
Abbreviation Word
EA Each
FT Foot
5. BON- Bill of Material is a breakdoun of units or parts used to assemble one item.
6. Assy No.- Assembly Number is the assigned number used to identify a mechanical drauing.
The Ittustrated Parts List CIPL) is organized basically in the following three divisions, Bill of
Material (200-XxXx-XX), Parts Layout (300-XxXx-XX), and the Electrical Schematic Diagram (002-XxXx-XX).
The IPL may also contain the Final assembly or sub-assembly drawings.
The Assembly drauings reference their mechanical parts uith a King Part Number CKPN). Electrical parts
are referenced by their circuit designators (i.e. CR402, R908, etc.). Each Assembly parts List is
assembled so that mechani cat parts are first, in numerical part number order and electrical parts are
second in circuit designation order.
The follouing unusual numbers may appear at times on the BOM and are for commentary purposes only.
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
UNIT/BOARD VERSIONS
The BOM is arranged to show the Unit or Board version from left to right across the top of the BOB
starting with the version -00.
The -00 through -XX are variants of a particular board assembly. Those parts that are peculiar to that
particular board or assembly are shoun in a vertical column directly below the -00 through -XX version.
(Optional -99)
The -99 version is a Listing of all the parts that are common to a board or unit assembly C-00 through
-99 versions). See the examples belou.
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KING RADIO C3RPDRATIJN
PARTS LISTING
073-0288-02 GUARO
073-0291-03 CAPSTAN PLATE
200-1676-00
(SEE NOTE 3)
089-8254-01
(SEE NOTE 21
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oas-8254-01
(SEE NDTE 21
OSS-S254-00
NOTES:
LFOR COMPLETE ITEM OESCRIPTION SEE S/Y 06%OOS -00.
P.USE A5 REWIRED TO OBTAIN AN AXIAL END PLAY OF OOS3.004 I-.
019-7023-05
NE IRII 7
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073-0291-03
200-2380-00
ISEE NOTE 31
089-8254-01
[SEE NOTE 21
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NOTES
ILFOR COMPLETE ITEM DESCRIPTION SEE B/M D65-0030-00/M.
2 USE AS REouIRED TO OBTAIN AN AXIAL END PLAY OF oo5:.004 INWES.
3. AFTER INITIAL RUN IN, THE SLIP CLUTCH ASSEMBLIES (200-2380-00)
TO BE PRE-SET SHALL BE ADJUSTED TO THE TOROUE VALUES GIVEN
IN THE PRE-SET TORQUE TABLE.
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KING RADIO CORPORATION
PARTS LISTING
200-2380-00
200-2380-01
200-2380-99
SLIP CLUTCH
SLIP CLUTCH
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SYMBOL PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION A
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029-0360-02 GEAR-91T. 320P EA 1.00 .
029-0397-02 GEAR 921 320P A EA 1:oo . .
047-3443-00 PLATE CLUTCH EA . . 1.00
076-0860-00 DISK CLUTCH .
076-1031-05 TRIM CAPSTAN Ei : . f .%
089-2343-00 NUT HEX LT 7.5-16 .
089-8187-01 rlAStlER 1.500 E : . :-::.
200-2380-99 COMMON BOH A EA 1.00 1.00 .
089-2343 -00
SEE NOTE 3
NOTES:
I.FOR COMPLETE ITEY OESCRIPTIOL SEE B/Y ZOO-2360-OO/Ol, SOME ITEMS NOT USED ON ALL FLAVORS.
2. ASSEYBLE IN ORDER AS VIEWED.
3. TOROUE LOCK NUT (089-2343-001 UNTIL CONTACT PLUS 30. IS MADE WITH
069-6167-01. FINAL SETTING WILL BE MADE LATER.
4. RELIEFED SIDE OF (047- 3443-00) GOES TOWARD 076- 0960- 00.
3. APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF EPOXY 016- 1065-00 TO BOTH SlDES OF 076-1031-03.
WlTHlN AN AREA NOT TD EXCEED A I 40 DIA. ALSO MAKE SLRE NO EPOXY
CONTACTS ME BUSHING SURFACE PRESS 076- 0660- 00 ON TO TM EPOXIED
SURFACE AND BAKE AT 165-F FOR TWO HOURS. CARE YUST BE TAKEN NOT TO
CONTAMINATE CARBON DISCS p76-eEl60-00). HANDLE PARTS WITH RUBBER FINGER
COTS UNTIL ASSEMBLY IS COY LET
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SECTION
VI
MAINTENANCE
6.1 GENERAL
The purpose of this section is to provide useful procedures for test and alignment of the KM 275, KM 276,
and KM 277 Servo Mounts. Check the aircraft strapping diagram in your aircraft’s specific installation
manual to determine the servo mount part number and torque setting required for each axis of the
aircraft . If the servo mount vi11 not meet the following test and alignment requirements, because of a
slip clutch malfunction or excessive parts wear, refer to the illustrated parts list for replacement
parts. Refer to parts lists of pages S-l, 5-5, and 5-9. If a slip clutch malfunction has been verified a
replacement slip clutch assembly should be ordered from King Radio due to special buildup and burn in
procedures used on the slip clutch assemblies at the factory.
The fixtures and tools required to perform the following adjustments are supplied with the KTS 150 Flight
Line Test Set. A torque wrench (not supplied) is needed to perform the following adjustments. The
torque wench should be a snap-on TEP-6FUA or equivalent with a 318 inch socket. The following test and
alignment procedures should be performed once a year minimum to assure proper servo mount operation.
a. Mount the KM 275 Servo Mount, minus the cable guard (KPN 073-0288-02) on the test stand
(071-6028-00) as shown in Figure 61.
Figure 6-1.
NOTE
BE SURE TO TIGHTEN ALL FOUR NUTS HOLDING THE KM 275 ON THE TEST
STAND, DOHN FIRMLY. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN CAUSE UISALIGNMENT
BETYEEN PINION ON TEST STAND MD OUTPUT GEAR ON SERVO MOUNT. THIS
CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO PINION AND MOTOR ON TEST STAND.
b. Place the adapter tool CKPN 071-6021-03) over the capstan and insert the positioning pin
CB71-6021-02ICfrom the staight up position) to secure the adapter tool.
e. Using the capstan rotation switch on the test stand, turn the test stand motor on in the CY
direction and read the torque on the wrench Callou clutch to slip 1 revolution minimum
before taking reading). Repeat this step in the CCU direction.
NOTE
THE TORQUE READING DESIRED IS THE CONTINUOUS ROTATION TORQUE.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE REPEATED THREE (3) TIMES IN EACH DIRECTION AND
THEN THE AVERAGE OF THE SIX (6) READINGS USED TO DETERMINE THE
TRUE TORQUE READING.
f. If the torque measured falls below the desired value, rotate the clutch adjust nut
clockwise. If the torque measured falls above the desired value rotate the clutch adjust
nut counterclockwise. After an adjustment, repeat the torque test (4.6 degrees of nut
rotation approximately equals 1 inch-pound of torque).
TEST STAND
071-6020-00
Q65-0030-00
L 071- 6021-02
TEP- 6FUA ADAPTOR TOOL
071-6021-03
I CAUT’DN
YHEN ROTATING THE CLUTCH ADJUST NUT TO ADJUST SLIP CLUTCH, DO NOT
BACK DRIVE MOTOR ON TEST STAND. HOLD URENCH, USED TO TURN NUT,
STILL AND LET THE MOTOR LOOSEN OR TIGHTEN NUT. BACK DRIVING THE
MOTOR YILL GREATLY REDUCE ITS LIFE.
a. The fixtures and tools required to perform these adjustmens are supplied with the KTS 150
Test Set.
b. Remove the cable guard and the clutch-capstan asembly from the capstan plate.
c. Mount the clutch-capstan assembly in the holding fixture 071-6017-01 and clamp the fixture
on a bench vise as shoun Figure 6-2.
in Figure 6-2.
e. Using a torque urench (snap-on TEP-6FUA or equivalent), with a 3/4 inch socket attached,
check the setting by rotating the torque urench (attached to the gear adapter) and reading
the torque required to slip the clutch in both clockuise and counterclockwise directions.
NOTE
f. If the level measured falls below the desired value, rotate the clutch adjust nut clockuise.
If the level measured falls above the desired value, rotate the clutch adjust nut
counterclockuise. After an adjustment repeat the torque test (6.5 degrees of nut rotation
is equal to approximatley 1 inch-pound of torque).
g. Record the slip clutch torque reading, aircraft type, axis and date on the decal affixed to
the slip clutch body.
NOTE
f. If the Level measured falls belou the desired value, rotate the clutch adjust nut clockwise.
If the Level measured falls above the desired value rotate the clutch adjust nut
counterclockwise. After an adjustment repeat the-torque test. (4.4 degrees of nut rotation
is equal to approximately 1 inch-pound of torque).
g. Record the slip clutch torque reading, aircraft type, axis and date on the decal affixed to
the.sLip clutch body.
Torque Wrench
Test 3 times
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aArectlOn .
KPN 071-6018-06
Gear Adapter Assy
Clutch-Capstan
Assy
LKPN
KPN 071-6017-01
Holding Fixture
Fixture
Vise
Torque Wrench
Test 3 times
this direction
Test 3 times
I this direction
KPN 071-6018-06
Gear Adapter Assy
L Clutch-Capstan
Assy
NOTE :
IF AN 071-6018-06 ADAPTER THAT
FITS THE CLUTCH- CAPSTAN ASSY,
IS NOT AVAILABLE. A LARGE BOLT
MAY BE INSTALLED THROUGH THE
CENTER OF THE CLUTCH- CAPSTAN
ASSY., AND THE HEAD OF THE
VISE BOLT USED FOR A TORQUE WRENCH
ATTACHMENT.