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GENERATOR-REGULATOR CIRCUITS Two Different Methods Are Used to Connect the Generator Field Circuit to the Generator Armature All units are Re-manufactured and carry the same guarantee as the original units. NOTE: The information contained herein is based upon data which we believe to be correct and has been obtained from sources which we regard reliable, but we assume no liability for errors or omissions therein. INTERCHANGE QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE - ORIGINAL TO OUR CODE .................................. ...................................... Pages 4 to 6 Incl. INTERCHANGE GENERATORS TO REGULATORS TO OUR CODE............................................................................................ Pages 7 to 12 Incl. APPLICATION CARS. TRUCKS. ETC. TO OUR CODE Pas 13 to-- 30 Incl. ~ IMPORTANCE OF BATTERY POLARITY Pages 31 to 33 Incl. IMPORTANT - GUARANTEE AND INSTRUCTION This Replacement Unit will give you maximum service when properly installed. Regulators are guaranteed for ninetv days against defective workmanship and materials. Regulators are bench tested and set for correct charging rate according to original factory specifications. DO NOT TAMPER WITH ADJUSTMENTS. The fact that you are replacing the old regulator indicates the possibility that some trouble may exist in the electrical system that caused the old regulator to fail. To avoid damaging the replacement regulator follow these instructions carefully. Fig. I Fig. I1 Fig. 111 f AUTOLITE DELCO-REMY I FORD I AUTOLITE DELCO-REMY FORD I BEFORE INSTALLING DO NOT REMOVE OLD REGULATOR UNTIL THESE TESTS HAVE BEEN MADE IF BATTERY IS LOW AND CHARGING RATE LOW OR NO through the regulator, then through the generator fields to CHARGE AT ALL MAKE THESE TESTS. the ground inside of the generator. 1. check battery water and general battery conditions to see if Fig. I11 will take and hold a charge. Check each cell with volt meter. 6. If the fault is not corrected, connect one of a wlre to the ARM terminal and the other end to the BAT terminal with motor 2. Check wiring for damage. Make sure all wiring connections at running at medium speed. If charging rate increases, replace kt- generator, regulator and battery are tlght and free from corrosion. the requlator. 3. Check fan belt for slippage. 7. If the above tests do not indicate a faulty regulator you probably 4. Run motor at medium speed, using a wire to touch one end to have a defective battery or - regulator base and other end to a good ground. If this corrects Loose or dirty connections at the generator, regulator, starter trouble, make certain regulator base is well grounded. switch, battery or ground straps. Faulty generator, bad brushes, weak brush pressure, open or 5. If the above does not correct the trouble make this test: shorted windings. Fig. 1 AUTOLiTE, DELCO-REMY AND SOME FORD TRACTOR REGU- IF BATTERY IS OVERCHARGED AND CHARGING LATORS use an "A" or STANDARD circuit generator. The RATE REMAINS HIGH. MAKE THESE TESTS qenerator field is traced from the generator armature through the generator field co~lsand then through the requlator to 1. Make sure the regulator base is well grounded to car. ground at the requlator base. 2. With motor running at medium speed disconnect FLD terminal F1q. I1 of regulator. If charging rate reduces, replace the requlator. FORD REGULATORS (except some tractors) AND SOME SPECIAL AU'TOLITE AND DELCO-REMY use a "B" circuit generator. The 3. If the charging rate remains high the generator field is shorted generator field circuit is traced from the generator armature at the generator or in the wires to the regulator. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ck application with catalog for proper regulator. Each 3. Be sure the wires are connected to the proper terminal on the ulator has the stock number stamped on the base. You can voltage regulator. Reversal of wires can Instantly damage a etermlne polarity and peak amperage capacity by referring new regulator or bum out the generator. 9 "quick reference guide". Please bear in mind 4. B~ sure the connection is clean and conductive. All arging rate as shown on the ammeter will not always regulators have a ground strap on the base to provide a ground peak listed as 1t will vary with the electrical load OR connection through the mounting screw. On some Ford and HOW ONLY A SLIGHT READING BATTERY IF THE Mercury applications there is a special ground wire in the CHARGED. IF IT SHOWS DISCHARGE REPEAT harness. This can be connected under the mounting screw STS TO LOCATE TROUBLE. head on the ground strap. is ry to determine which If a posi- 5. BEFORE STARTING MOTOR. Polarize the generator by mo- requlator is installed on a car with negative ground mentarily touching a wire from the terminal marked ARM to the regulator will burn out in short time. the terminal marked BAT. 2. When disconnecting the wires from the old regulator, tempo- DO NOT TOUCH FLD TERMINAL rarily tape the terminal end of the battery wire. 6. START MOTOR TAG WIRES WITH IDENTlFJCATION TAGS included in each If trouble still exists, repeat tests shown above to locate fault. carton. Thls wlll ellmlnate guess work or posslble trouble. Otherwise replacement regulator will be damaged. WARNING! Warranty on this regulator is void if it is damaged due to incorrect connections or usage. - - - - - - - WARNING-The material, style and numbering system used in this Catalog is copyrighted and any infringement thereon will be promptly prosecuted. Copyrighted October 1957, by H. P. Lester, Los Angeles 58. California, U.S.A. Prlnted in US..& REGULATOR - QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE 01lr Code our Code 0ur Code Oriqinal No. Volts Amps Polarity 1Original No. Volts -Amps Polarity -No. Original No. Volts -Amps Polarity No. AUTOLITE AUTO1LITE I AUTC)LITE TC43Ol A-B-C-D N-P 6 28 Pos 17318 6 40 Pos '17332 TC4302A-C N-P 6 30 Neg 17317 6 38 Pos 17324 TC4303B-D-E N-P 6 35 Nes 17319 6 35 Pos 17320 TC4304A N-P 6 28 Pos 17314 6 40 Pos 17333 TC4305A-B-C-E N-P 6 35 Pos 17320 6 35 Pos 17320 TC4310A N-P 6 35 Neg 17319 6 40 Pos 17344 6 40 Pos '17332 TC4317A N-P 6 50 Pos 17346 TC4323B N-P 6 28 Pos 17314 TC4324A N-P 6 BC Pos 17334 6 40 Pos 17332 TC4326A-B N-P 6 BC Pos 17336 6 28 Pos 17314 TC4327A-B-C N-P , 6 BC Pos 17340 6 3 5 Pos 17320 TC4327D-E-F N-P 6 BC Neg 17333 6 40 Pos 17330 TC4329A-B-C N-P 6 BC Pos 17334 6 14 Nes 17329 17334 TC433 1A-B N-P 6 BC Pos 6 BC Pos 17340 TC4332A N-P 6 BC Pos 17336 6 BC 17340 Pos 17334 6 BC Pos 6 BC 6 Man'l Nes 6 17334 Pos 17336 BC Pos 6 BC 6 Man'l Pos Pos 17334 Nes 17333 6 BC 6 BC Pos 17334 6 14 Pos 12 20 Pos 17254 6 BC Pos 17334 6 14 Nes 12 26 Pos 17256 6 BC Pos 17336 Pos 12 26 Neg 17255 6 BC Neg 17333 12 55 N-P 17260 6 BC Pos 17338 6 Man'l Nes 12 55 N-P 17260 6 BC Pos 17338 24 26 Neg 12 55 N-P 17260 6 BC Neg 17335 ' 12 55 N-P 17260 6 BC Pos 17338 Pos 6 BC Pos 17342 Pos 6 35 Pos 17320 Nes 6 32 Pos 17322 12 15 Pos 17272 Pos 6 28 Pos 17314 12 17 Pos 17272 Pos 6 30 Pos 17318 12 18 Pos 17254 Neg 6 25 Pos 17316 12 12 Pos 17266 6 40 Pos 17330 12 20 Pos 17254 Pos 6 35 Pos 17320 12 12 Pos 17266 Pos 6 28 Pos 17314 12 17 Pos 17272 Pos 6 35 Pos 17320 12 20 Pos 17254 Po5 6 35 Pos 17320 12 12 Pos 17266 Nes 6 35 Pos 17320 12 20 Pos 17254 Pos 6 35 Pos 17320 12 18 Neg 17267 Nes 6 30 Pos 17318 12 18 Nes 17267 Pos 6 32 Pos 17322 12 12 Pos 17266 Pos 6 28 Pos 17314 12 17 Pos 17268 Pos 6 40 Pos 17330 12 17 Pos 17268 Neg 6 35 Pos 17320 12 12 Neg 17269 Pos 6 25 Pos 17316 12 12 Pos 17266 Neg 6 30 Pos 12 Pos 17266 Pos 6 35 Pos BC Pos 17270 Pos 6 40 Pos BC Pos 17270 Neg 6 35 Neg BC Neg 17273 Pos 6 32 Neg BC Pos 17278 6 40 Neg Neg 8 Neg 17283 Pos 6 30 Pos 6 25 Pos 10 Pos 17292 Neg 17293 Pos 6 28 Pos 5 Neg Pos 6 32 Pos 17 Pos 17352 Pos 6 40 Pos 14 Neg 17352 Pos 6 35 Neg 16 Pos 17352 6 40 Pos 14 Neg 17353 Pos 6 35 Pos 14 Pos 17352 Pos 6 30 Neg 14 Nes 17352 Pos 6 40 Neg 14 Neg 17353 Pos 6 25 Neg 14 Pos 17352 Neg 6 32 Pos 17 Pos 17352 Pos 6 22 Pos 30 Pos 17102 Pos 6 22 Pos 30 Neg 17103 Neg 6 20 Pos 2 5 Nes 17107 Pos 6 20 Neg 35 Pos 17104 Pos 6 35 Pos 26 Pos 17106 Pos 6 35 Pos 30 Pos 17102 Pos 6 17 Pos 26 Pos 17106 Pos 30 Pos 17102 Pos 6 35 Pos 30 Pos 17102 Pos 6 40 Pos Pos 17108 Pos 6 32 Pos 25 Pos 17106 Pos 6 35 Pos 30 Pos 17114 Pos 6 40 Pos 30 Pos 17112 Pos 6 40 Neg 30 Neg 17109 6 38 Pos 30 17109 Neg Neg Pos 6 32 Pos 30 Neg 17115 Pos 6 35 Pos 30 Pos 17114 Pos 6 40 Pos 25 Pos 17374 Pos 6 35 Pos 40 Neg 17373 REGULATOR - QUICK REFERENCE -- - -- Our Code 0 ur Code Or11 Code Original No.
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