Andersen 82-3ST Manuel du produit - Page 11

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e. Reassemble the complete main drive gear set in reverse order to the steps above, taking

care to ensure that the 4 angled sliders align with the corresponding slide paths

machined into the drive gearwheel. Use Andersen Winch Grease on the gear teeth,

bearing surfaces and slide paths, and a very thin film of the same grease on the pawls.

When fitting the overdrive gear into place, a flat screwdriver may be used to help move

the pawls into their engaged position to facilitate assembly.

13. See the exploded view for reference. To reinstall the 3 gear sets in the winch base: Insert

first the main drive gear set (1), then the central gear set (3) and then the 3rd speed gear

set (2). The two collets that secure the central gear must be fully inserted and secured in

position by the retainer. The collets fit within the recess on the underside of the retainer.

14. Reinstall the centre stem, checking that all gears run freely before tightening the 8x M10

hex head bolts (11). After tightening the bolts, fit the bearings, drive shaft, drum and self-

tailing arm to complete the winch assembly. Before first use, check the operation of the

winch as described earlier in this manual.

d. Turn over the drive gearwheel and pull out the 4 special

auto-switch pawls. These pawls have a unique profile that is

quite distinct from standard winch pawls, so take care to

keep them separate. Clean the gearwheel, pawls and

springs and check for wear. Springs should be replaced

every two years or so.

Auto-switch pawls with

arm springs

The central gear set assembly

is secured by two collets.

These must be fully inserted in

the groove of the shaft so that

they locate within the recess

of the retainer ring that holds

them in position.

Groove in shaft

Collets

Retainer ring