Delco Remy starter |
1 | Battery |
2 | Charge test |
3 | RPM indicator |
4 | Starting motor |
5 | Ammeter |
6 | Switch |
7 | Voltmeter |
BAT | Battery Terminal |
S | Switch terminal |
M | Motor terminal |
B15.30-1010-05
| Check | ||
1 | No-load starter motor test | Do not run the starter continuously for more than 30 seconds in order to avoid overheating damage. Wait at least 2 minutes to actuate it again | |
The no-load starter motor test comprises the analysis of the values acquired during the test and compares it with he nominal values | |||
.Operating current | |||
.Starter revolutions | |||
.Solenoid resistance | |||
2 | Secure the starter in a vise | Cover the vise jaws with pliable material. | |
3 | Carry out the connections indicted in the figure above | In the case of sparks or current flow during the connections, disconnect the battery lead and refer to the troubleshooting table. | |
The battery negative lead has to be the last to be connected. | |||
4 | Adjust the load test (2) to obtain the 24 Volts reading and actuate the switch (6) observing the maximum specified time of 30 s | If the starter motor presents discrepancies between the nominal and measured values, refer to the troubleshooting table. | |
In the case of high current and operation failure (zero RPM), stop the test immediately. |