Electric Motor Box Assembly - Hangar 9 Tiger 30cc Bedienungsanleitung

ELECTRIC MOTOR BOX ASSEMBLY

 Assemble the motor box without mixing any epoxy first
to fully understand the fit of the components. Once epoxy
has been mixed, there will be a limited amount of time to
build the motor box before the epoxy begins to cure.
 The motor box will be built in three steps. This
will allow time to assemble the motor box.
1. Locate the four end plates for the motor box. Three will be used for
the motor mounting, and one will be used when mounting the motor
box to the fi rewall.
2. Fit the three end plate in the wide slot in the motor box top/bottom.
The single end plate fi ts in the narrow slot.
 The top/bottom has tabs along the sides.
3. Fit the motor box top/bottom on the end plates.
4. The motor box sides can then be fi t to the assembly.
 The sides have notches that the tabs on the top/bottom will key into.
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5. A second set of sides, as well as top and bottom pieces will fi t over
those previously installed.
 Once the fit of the pieces has been checked, disassemble
the motor box and sort the pieces so they can be quickly
identified when assembling the motor box using epoxy.
STEP 1
 We highly recommend using an epoxy with a cure time of at least
30 minutes or longer when assembling the motor box to allow
enough time to fully assemble it before the epoxy begins to cure.
6. Mix 1/2 ounces (15mL) of 30-minute epoxy. Use an epoxy brush to
apply epoxy to one side of the end plates.
7. Stack a second end plate on the fi rst, then apply epoxy to the plate.
Stack the third end plate. There will be epoxy between each of the
three end plates.
8. Apply epoxy to the area on the side plate where the end plates will
be in contact with the side plate. Position the end plates (previous
step and single plate) on the side plate. Continue working until the
motor box has the fi rst set of side plates and top/ bottom plates in
position.
9. Use low-tack tape to hold the motor box together until the epoxy
cures. Use a paper towel and isopropyl alcohol to remove any
excess epoxy.
 It is critical to remove all excess epoxy or the
remaining pieces will not fit into position.
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