2. Motor-Converter Assembly
A. The wiper assembly for each system is driven by a motor-converter assembly. The motor-converter assembly consists of a 28 volt dc variable speed electric motor and torque converter coupled together by a connector sleeve and assembled on a support fitting. Each assembly is mounted on a bracket on its respective windowsill close to the inner surface of the skin.
B. Each motor is equipped with two radio noise filters, an automatically resetting thermal overload switch, and a cam actuated switch. The thermal switch temporarily opens the motor field circuit when the motor temperature exceeds 300°F, or when the field current exceeds 8 to 10 amps. The cam-actuated switch is a two pole two position microswitch. The operating cam is driven by reduction gearing in the motor to coincide with the wiper cycle. One pole of the switch is closed when the motor is in any part of the wiper cycle other than PARK. The other pole of the switch is closed only when the motor is in the PARK position of the cycle. The switch is used in conjunction with the system control switch to stop the motor with the wipers in the PARK position when the system is not in use.
C. The converter has a serrated drive shaft, which protrudes through the skin just forward of the windshield for attachment of the wiper assembly. The converters change the high-speed low torque rotary motion of the motor to a low speed high torque circular oscillating motion for the wiper arm, by the use of a worm gear and eccentric drive mechanism. The motor and converter are synchronized with respect to the wiper cycle before the units are coupled together.
3. Control Switch
A. The windshield wiper control switch is a four position-double wafer-rotary gang switch. The switch is located on the overhead panel and is used to control the action of both windshield wiper motors by changing the motor circuitry. The switch has a momentary PARK position and three detent positions, OFF-LOW- and HIGH.
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4. Resistor Box
A. Each windshield wiper system has a resistor box for its motor (Fig. 1). The box contains three resistors, which may be selected by the control switch to be added in series with the motor circuit to control the motor speed.
5. Wiper Assembly
A. The windshield wiper assembly consists of a wiper blade and wiper arm. The wiper arm has a serrated sleeve at its hub to provide angular adjustment between the arm and the converter drive shaft, and is attached to the shaft by a bolt through the hub. The wiper tension of the arm can be adjusted by a tension-adjusting nut near the hub of the arm. The wiper blade is bolted to the end of the wiper arm and the angle between the blade and the arm can be adjusted by means of a serrated disc attached to each part.
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