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TM 10-4320-342-24 4-4.  STARTER-GENERATOR REPAIR - continued. (e) Place dial indicator on bearing journals (5) and rotate armature slowly for one complete turn to obtain shaft concentricity.  Shaft concentricity must be within 0.0008 inch total indicator reading (T.I.R.).  Repeat step for other bearing journal. (f) Measure the mica depth between commutator bars (4) with a caliber to obtain measurement D.  If depth is less than 0.015 inch, undercut the mica to 0.042 inch wide by 0.055 inch deep. (g) Remove all excess mica, sharp edges and burrs from between the commutator bars (4). (h) Repeat step d for bar concentricity. (i) Position the armature (1) in a balancing machine  and  check  for  proper  balance.    Balance  should  be  within 10 grain-inches at each end.  If not, milling is required. CAUTION Two   0.25   inch   wide   and   0.031   inch   deep   cuts   are   permitted   in   each   band   to maintain adequate hoop strength or damage to armature could occur. (j) Mill the stainless steel bands (6) at each end until proper balance is obtained. (1) First cut in band shall be 0.09 inch from commutator side of band. (2) Second cut shall be 0.04 inch from stack side of band. Figure 4-13.  Armature Repair 4-16

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