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Figure 3-23.  Bin Heating System
Figure 3-24.  Bin Gates

TM-5-3895-374-24-1 Paving Machine Bituminous Material: Crawler Mounted Diesel Engine Driven Manual
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TM 5-3895-374-24-1 B.    Assembly 1. Install the heat strip on each bin gate and bolt In place. 2. Install the thermostat and connect the wires for each gate heat strip. 3. Re-install the insulation or replace If necessary and install the sheet metal cover. 4. Connect the bin heating element into the junction box.  Replace the junction box cover. 5. Following the chalk markings made at disassembly, route the heating element and clip it securely in place. 6. Install the thermostat and rewire Install the junction box cover. 7. Install the insulation, existing or new, and cover with the sheet metal.  Pop rivet or screw into place 8. Plug cable 128 back into the control van.  In the electrical panel LP1, turn the breaker back on for the surge bin heat. 3-4-14   Bin Gates Removal, Repair and Replacement.  See figure 3-24. This procedure assumes a complete removal, repair and replacement of this assembly.  A partial disassembly repair and replacement  is  possible.    Follow  the  procedure  to  the  point  of  removing  only  those  components  requiring  repair  or replacement. A.  Disassembly 1. Complete  the  disassembly  on  one  gate  before  proceeding  to  the  second  gate.    Disconnect  the  air  lines  to  the  air cylinder taking care to mark which line attaches to which port.  Plug all openings. 2. Remove the cylinder pin by removing the cotter pin This disconnects the cylinder from the gate. 3. Remove the air cylinder by removing the 8 fasteners holding the two gate members and the cylinder in position. 4. The  heating  element  on  the  gate  must  be  removed  if  repairs  are  going  to  be  performed  on  the  gate.    Remove  the sheet metal cover, held in place with screws or pop rivets, and the insulation.  This will expose the heating element and the thermostat.  (See Section 3-4-13).  Mark and disconnect the wiring to these components. page 3-653







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