Service Kit Instructions
Series 42
Servo piston replacemnet
PURPOSE: Special precautions must be followed when installing a servo piston into a Series 42 pump.
Sharp edges on the interior servo bore will damage the piston sealing rings. This bulletin is
intended to give instructions for installation of the servo piston on a Series 42.
PROCEDURE:
Note: Once a servo adjustment seal lock
nut has been removed, it should be discarded and replaced because it will lose its
sealing properties. The nut is included in
the overhaul seal kit.
1. Lubricate the piston rings with a
piston ring has already been placed on
the neutral adjust screw end of the servo
piston.
2. Slide the servo piston through the
housing bore, inserting the non neutral
that the cavity for the servo piston/
swashplate bearing assembly faces the
center of the housing. Push the piston
through the housing just far enough so
the other piston ring may be installed,
but do not let the neutral adjust screw
end piston ring pass into the interior
servo bore.
Note: It is important to not twist or stretch
the piston rings too much, as looseness
may cause piston ring damage when
installing the servo piston. Do not distort
the piston rings any more than is necessary. After installing a piston ring, allow
it to contract for a few minutes prior to
inserting the piston into the housing bore.
5. Replace servo covers and gaskets as outlined
in the Series 42 Repair Manual (11007277).
Note: Neutral setting adjustments must be made
to any pump that is disassembled. The seal nut
must be torqued as outlined in the Series 42 Service
Manual (520L0638), once the neutral adjustments
have been made.
Servo Piston
Swashplate Bearing Assembly
Neutral Adjust Screw
Seal Nut
3. Place the second new piston ring on
the servo piston. Allow the piston ring a
few minutes to ‘relax’.
4. Push the servo piston back through
the bore so that the neutral adjust screw
ing. Do not allow the piston ring to show
again.
© Danfoss, 2013 BLN-10117 • Rev BB • September 2013 1