(5) Insert  lever  (22)  into  frame  (27).    Slide  the drive end of the armature (26) with attached pinion (20) into frame (27).  Be sure that the studs on the lever (22) engage into the two- part guide ring on the pinion (20). Assemble     screw     (25)     into     frame     (27) through the hole in lever (22), using washer (24)  and  nut  (23).    Attach  bearing  (29)  to frame  (27)  using  studs  (13).    Assure  that marks  on  bearing  (29)  and  frame  (27)  line up. (6) If  insulated  sleeves  were  on  studs  (13)  at disassembly    insert    over    studs    (13)    and carefully  slide  the  housing  (31)  over  studs (13).    Slide  brush  holder  (19)  onto  studs (13)  and  engage  on  housing  (31).    Attach brushes  (18)  to  holder  and  insert  springs (17) into brush holder frame (19). NOTE Check  armature  (26)  axial  play,  play  shall  be  0.008  ± 0.004 inches (0.2 mm i 0.1 mm).  If axial play is not as specified  add  or  remove  shims  (11)  until  the  desired results are obtained. (7) Place cover (12) over studs (13) and attach cover (1) using washer (15) and nuts (14). Re-place  shim,  washer,  retainer  ring  and washer   on   end   of   armature   (26)   shaft. Using  socket  head  screws  (10)  attach  cap (9) on cover (12). (8) Attach   solenoid   (1)   to   frame   (27)   using screws  (8).    Attach  field  terminal  lugs  to solenoid  (1)  using  washers  (3  and  5)  and nuts   (2   and   4).      If   removed,   -assemble clamp (7) with screw (6) to solenoid (1). 6-35.    ALTERNATOR  ASSEMBLY  (See  Figure  8-32). The following paragraphs contain disassembly, cleaning in-spection,     repair     or     replacement     and     assembly instructions for the alternator assembly: a. Disassembly.          Disassemble     the     alternator assembly only to the extent necessary  to  repair or replace a defective part or parts. (1) Remove  nut  (1)  and  lockwasher  (2)  from rotor (13) shaft.  If shieve (pully) (14, Figure 8-30,    Sheet    10    of    10)    has    not    been removed, pull shieve (14), and remove key (3, Figure 8-32) from shaft. (2) Unscrew  and  remove  screws  (4),  washers (5) and lockwashers (6). (3) Remove front housing (7)  from  rotor  shaft. Re-move screws, washers and cover plate (8),  and  front  end  bearing  (9)  from  front housing (7).  Remove clip (10) and bearing from  cover  plate  (8).    If  rear  bearing  (11) came   and   attached   to   rotor   shaft   (13) remove  bearing.    If  bearing  remained   in housing   the   bearing   (   I   )   need   not   be removed unless it is to be replaced. NOTE Care should be taken when removing regulator (19) from housing shield (28) that springs (21) are not damaged or lost. (3) Remove collector ring (12) from rotor shaft (13).  Remove stator (14) from end housing (28).     Unscrew   and   remove   screws   and washer (15) and rectifier (16) from housing (28).  Re-move screws (17), washers (18), and  regulator  (19)  from  the  back  of  end housing    (28).        Re-move    springs    (21), brushes (20) and gasket (22). (4) Parts set B+ (23) and D+ (24) need not be re-moved  unless  replacement  is  required. Remove screw (25), washer (26) and diode assembly  (27)  from  the  back  of  housing shield (28). b. Cleaning.   Refer  to  paragraph  6-3.a  for  general clean-ing instructions. CAUTION Electrical   components   shall   not   be   cleaned   with   dry cleaning solvents. (1) Wipe clean with dry lint face cloth or brush. (2) Clean  metal  parts  using  P-D-680,  Type  II dry cleaning solvent. (3) Allow parts to air dry. c. Inspection.  Refer to paragraph 6-3.b for general in-spection instructions. d. Repair  or  Replacement.    Refer  to  paragraph  6- 3.c for general repair or replacement instructions. (1) Replace burned or damaged field winding. (2) Replace   damaged   or   worn   brushes   or springs. (3) Replace worn or damaged bearings. 6-67