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D-Series Syringe Pumps - Isco

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D <strong>Series</strong> <strong>Syringe</strong> <strong>Pumps</strong><br />

Section 5 Pump Maintenance & Repair<br />

4. Insert a straight-edge screwdriver through the hole and<br />

unscrew the brush retainer. It’s quite easy to drop the<br />

retainer into the case if you aren’t careful. Using a larger<br />

screwdriver or putting a dab of adhesive on the end of the<br />

screwdriver will prevent this from occurring.<br />

5. Once the retainer has been removed, the brush can be<br />

pulled out. You can use needle-nose pliers or your first two<br />

fingers to tug on the brush.<br />

To replace the bottom brush<br />

1. Connect the new brush to the wire lead.<br />

2. Look through the hole on the case bottom and use your fingers<br />

to push the wire lead so that the brush moves near the<br />

slot.<br />

3. When you have the brush aligned with the slot, use a<br />

straight-edge screwdriver to push the brush into the slot.<br />

4. Once the brush has been pushed into the slot, hold it in<br />

place with the screwdriver. Then, holding the brush<br />

retainer between your first two fingers, reach your hand<br />

inside the pump case (between the circuit board and the<br />

motor) and align the retainer over the slot.<br />

5. Move the screwdriver as you put the retainer in place.<br />

6. Then, tighten the brush retainer with a straight-edge<br />

screwdriver.<br />

Quick Disconnect /<br />

Motor Brush Retainer (one of two)<br />

Figure 5-7 D <strong>Series</strong> motor brush replacement<br />

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