S300

Turbocharger S300
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S300 TURBOCHARGER
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
S300
TURBOCHARGER
Introduction
These Service Instructions cover the

recommended procedures for overhauling
Schwitzer model S300 turbochargers.
These instructions should be used in conjunction
with the latest issue of the "Hundred Series
Turbocharger Service Limits and Torque Values"
Data Sheet.
Always use a Schwitzer Overhaul Kit when
servicing a Schwitzer turbocharger and ensure
that any replacement parts used are the correct
Original Schwitzer parts as specified in the
appropriate Turbocharger Parts List.
Please note that unless specialist dynamic
balancing equipment is available no attempt
should be made to service the cartridge
assembly of the turbocharger.
WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT
To service a Schwitzer S300 turbocharger it
is necessary to have the tools and equipment
listed below.
In addition you will need a clean work area
and the appropriate Schwitzer Overhaul Kit.
Securely mounted vice
Stiff natural or wire brush
Plastic scraper
A source of clean compressed air
Non-flammable solvent
Squirt can of clean engine oil
Internal circlip pliers (0 tip angle.)
Internal circlip pliers (90 tip angle.)
Snap-action torque spanner

Vee block
Vapour blasting equipment
Sand blasting equipment
Dynamic balancing equipment
Shaft stretch measurement equipment
2 x Box end spanner
13mm (1/2 ins) and 14mm ( 9/16 ins)
T-handle wrench
(prevents bending in the shaft during stretch)
14mm (9/16 ins)
Two standard, flat ended, screw drivers.
305mm length (12 ins)
Plastic tipped mallet
500gms (16oz)
2 x Dial indicator, range: 0 - 25mm (0 - 1 ins) and 0 - 2.5mm (0 - 0.1 ins)
12 point socket
17mm (11/16 ins)
Torque wrench
35Nm (0 - 300 lbs/ins)
SCHWITZER
HUNDRED SERIES
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
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S300 TURBOCHARGER
Parts List
1. Compressor cover
2. Compressor locknut
3. Compressor wheel
4. Circlip
5. Insert
6. Insert O ring
7. Piston ring (Compressor)
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
1
1
Flinger sleeve
Oil deflector
Thrust sleeve
Thrust bearing
Journal bearing circlip
Journal bearing
Bearing housing O ring (optional)
Bearing Housing
Parts listed in red are contained in a full S300 Overhaul Kit
10
11
12
Clamp plate
Screw and washer assembly
Piston ring (Turbine)
Turbine backplate
Shaft and Turbine wheel
Setscrew
Clamp plate
Turbine housing
16
12
1
1
4
2
1
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
13
12
14
4
8
1
6
3
17
15
13
18
19
21
20
22
23
Fig. 1
DISMANTLING.
IMPORTANT: Disassembly nullifies
Schwitzer warranty responsibility so
it is important to check that the
turbocharger is no longer under
warranty before dismantling.
l.
Mark the relative positions of the turbine

housing and compressor cover to the
bearing housing.
2.
Check the motion of the shaft for excessive

radial or axial play. Refer to the 'Service
Limits and Torque Values' Data Sheet.
3.
Rest the turbocharger on the bench and

unfasten the turbine housing clamp plates.
4.
Lift off the turbine housing.
5.
Repeat 3 for the compressor cover and

carefully lift the cartridge assembly from the
compressor cover.
6.
7.
8.
Remove the nut and slide off the compressor

wheel.
9.
Carefully remove the shaft from the bearing

housing assembly by gently tapping the shaft
with a small soft faced hammer.
10. Remove the turbine backplate and sit the

bearing housing on the turbine backplate.
12. Remove the oil deflector, thrust bearing and

thrust sleeve from the bearing housing.
13. Using circlip pliers, remove the outer circlip
from both ends of the bearing housing.
14. Remove the journal bearings.
Holding the cartridge in one hand release

the compressor locknut.
SCHWITZER
Fig. 3
TAKE CARE NOT TO BEND OR DAMAGE

THE SHAFT.
Clamp the 12 point socket wrench in the

vice and place the hub of the turbine wheel
into the socket so that the shaft is in a vertical
position. (Fig. 2)
NOTE: Left hand thread. Over tightening the nut

may cause yield in the shaft.
11. Remove the insert circlip using the circlip

pliers. Remove the insert assembly using two
levers and remove the flinger sleeve from the
insert. (Fig 3).
NOTE: New bearings should be fitted on reassembly.

Fig. 2
15. Remove inner circlips.
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PARTS CLEAN-UP PROCEDURE

Cleaning is generally done by soaking
the components in commercially
available
non-caustic
solvent,
wiping, brushing or scraping any
residue off and then blow drying
with
clean
compressed
air.
However, vapour blasting is a good
alternative if available, providing
the vapour blasting equipment
manufacturers
instructions
are
carefully followed and critical
surfaces are appropriately protected
(see details below).
If parts are to be stored for any length of
time after cleaning then they should
be stored in clean, dry plastic bags
and the surfaces of all potentially
rusting parts should be oiled prior to
storage.
2. Compressor Wheel
4. Compressor cover
a.
Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

remove any traces of oily residue.
a.
b.
Blow dry with compressed air.
Scrape, brush or wipe, as appropriate,

to remove accumulations of residue from
the exterior surfaces.
b.

remove any oily residue.
c.
N.B. If vapour blasting then take care to mask

the bore with corks or rubber stoppers.
3. Shaft and Wheel
a.
b.
Scrape, brush or wipe as appropriate,

to remove accumulations of residue
from the exterior surfaces.
b.

remove any oily residue.
c.
N.B. If vapour blasting is used mask the

bore with corks or rubber stoppers.
N.B. If vapour blasting then take care to

mask the entire shaft section with either
appropriately sized rubber hose or
adhesive backed cloth tape.
c.
1. Bearing Housing
a.

remove any traces of oily residue.
After cleaning mount the shaft and

wheel between centres in a lathe and
lightly polish the journal section of the
shaft at 300 to 600 rpm with 400 grit
abrasive paper and clean oil.
NOTE: If the shaft and wheel shows any

evidence of imbalance (bearing
material smeared on only one side of
the shaft) - do not attempt to reuse.
d.
After polishing re-immerse briefly in safety

solvent and blow dry with compressed air.
N.B.No masking necessary if vapour blasting.

5. Turbine Housing and Backplate
a.
Blast with coarse sand or steel grit to obtain

total interior and exterior cleanliness.
b.

remove residues.
c.
6. V Clamps
a.
Immerse in safety solvent agitating

moderately until foreign material deposits
have been softened or dissolved.
b.
7. Small Internal Parts

a.
Immerse briefly in clean safety solvent to

remove oily residues.
b.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
e.
Dynamically balance the shaft and wheel

assembly, referring to the Service Limits
Tables. Do not attempt to straighten a
bent shaft.
INSPECTION OF PARTS FOR RE-USE

It is recommended that all visual and
dimensional checking of parts for re-use
be done after parts have been cleaned
as described above. Critical dimensions
mentioned below are given in the latest
issue of the Hundred Series Service
Limits and Torque Values' Data Sheet.
3. Shaft and Wheel

a.
1. Bearing Housing
a.
b.
c.
Inspect visually for evidence of cracks

and fractures, pitting of gasket and other
machined surfaces, or distortion of the
turbine end flange. Reject and replace
if any of the above conditions are
severe.
Closely inspect the bearing bore visually
for signs of damage or wear. The
condition of the removed bearings will
be a good indicator of the bore
condition. Refer to Service Limits Tables
for maximum bore diameters. Reject and
replace if bore condition is substandard.
b.
c.
Inspect visually for evidence of bent,

burred, nicked or eroded blades and for
evidence of scuffing on the back face.
Very minor damage is acceptable but
reject and replace if the damage
appears sufficient to affect wheel
balance. Do not attempt to straighten
bent blades.
Inspect hub visually for evidence of
smearing (as with high speed contact
with the bearing house bore) and for
deterioration of the original rectangular
configuration of the piston ring groove.
Reject and replace if the damage or
wear is excessive.
Inspect journal diameter for wear. If this
appears reusable the diameter should
be checked with a micrometer referring
to the Service Limits Tables.
Fig. 4
Examine the turbine end seal bore for

damage and replace bearing housing if
wear is excessive.
Inspect visually for evidence of contour damage

(as from high speed wheel contact). Reject
and replace if damage is excessive. It is
permissible to polish out minor surface
damage in the contour.
5. Turbine Housing and Backplate
Inspect visually for evidence of contour damage
(as from high speed wheel contact) and for
evidence of overtemperature damage such
as cracking, pitting, distortion or erosion.
Reject and replace if damage is excessive.
6. Insert
Inspect the insert bore for evidence of surface
damage. If there is evidence of contact
with rotating components or if the piston
ring wear has created a ridge the insert
should be rejected and replaced.
7. Flinger Sleeve
N.B. Do not mistake the machined step and

relief groove for a wear ridge.
Inspect visually for evidence of surface damage

from contact with stationary parts. If piston
ring wear has caused the ring groove to
deteriorate from its original rectangular
configuration reject and replace the flinger
sleeve.
2. Compressor Wheel
Inspect visually for evidence of bent,
burred, nicked or eroded blades and
for evidence of scuffing on the back
face.
Dynamically balance the
Compressor wheel and reject and
replace if any damage has affected
wheel balance. Do not attempt to
straighten bent blades.
4. Compressor Cover
d.
Measure eccentricity between the large

and small shaft diameters with a test dial
indicator and vee-block, referring to
Service Limits Tables. (Fig. 4).
8. V Clamps
Inspect visually for evidence of cracks or
distortion of the clamp and T-bolt threads.
Reject and replace if damage is excessive.
SCHWITZER
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S300 ASSEMBLY.
When reassembling the turbocharger a
Schwitzer Overhaul Kit should always be
used (see Parts List on the S300
Exploded View).
l.
Re-use only parts complying with the

"Inspection of Parts for re-use"
guidelines.
2.
Ensure all parts to be re-used have been

thoroughly cleaned as described in the
"Parts Clean-Up Procedure".
3.
Fit inner circlips to the bearing housing

with the chamfered edge towards the
bearing (Fig. 5).
4.
Lubricate the new journal bearings with

clean oil and fit into the bearing housing,
using the outer circlips with the chamfered
edge towards the bearing. (Fig. 5)
8.
Place the assembly into the turbine

housing with the shaft vertically up.
14. Fit the compressor wheel and new

locknut.
9.
Lubricate the new thrust bearing surfaces

and fit the new thrust sleeve.
15. Using the appropriate equipment tighten

the locknut in accordance with the
Fastener 'Torque Values' Table.
10. Fit the thrust bearing assembly into the

bearing housing engaging on the
locating pin, then fit the oil deflector with
the oil deflector tongue fitting into the
cutaway section of the thrust bearing
(Fig. 7).
16.
For turbochargers which have a

compressor end 'O' ring, (see
turbocharger Parts List to check), fit this to
the compressor end of the bearing housing
and lubricate with clean engine oil.
17. Place the bearing housing into the

compressor cover and fix the clamp plates,
using the set screw and washer assemblies
(Fig. 9).
Fig. 7
Fig. 9
Fig. 5
11. Fit the new 'O' ring onto the insert and
a new piston ring into the flinger sleeve.
12. Fit the flinger sleeve assembly into the
insert. TAKE CARE NOT TO DAMAGE
THE PISTON RING.
5.
Fit the new piston ring into the second

groove in the hub of the shaft.
6.
Place the bearing housing on the bench

turbine end uppermost and fit the
backplate.
7.
Lubricate both shaft and piston ring with

clean oil and fit the shaft and wheel
assembly into bearing housing (Fig. 6).
TAKE CARE NOT TO DAMAGE THE
PISTON RING.
13. Lubricate the insert 'O' ring and press the

insert into the bearing housing. Fit the circlip
with the gap at 90 degrees to the cutaway
section in the thrust bearing (Fig. 8).
ENSURE
THE
BEVELLED
EDGE
IS
UPPERMOST AND THE INSERT IS
PRESSED HOME FLAT.
Fig. 8
Fig. 6
Ensure circlip gap is
positioned at 90o to the
oil deflector tongue.
18. Orientate the turbine housing and

compressor cover to the desired position
and fit the clamp plates. Fasten in
accordance with the values given in the
'Fastener Torque' table.
Whilst every care has been taken to provide

accurate information in this Data Sheet
Schwitzer cannot accept any liability for any
inaccuracies. All rights reserved.
If you have any questions regarding service of Schwitzer turbochargers please contact your nearest Schwitzer location.
Schwitzer (Europe) Limited

Euroway Industrial Estate
Bradford
West Yorkshire BD4 6SE
ENGLAND
Schwitzer U.S. Inc.,

6040 West 62nd Street
Indianapolis
Indiana 46278
U.S.A.
Lacom-Schwitzer Equipamentos Ltda.

Estrada da Rhodia Km 15
CEP 13082 - Campinas
Sao Paulo
BRAZIL
Tel: + 44 (0)1274 684915

Fax: + 44 (0)1274 689671
Tel: +1 (317) 328 3100

Fax: +1 (317) 328 3292
Tel: +55 (0192) 574811

Fax: +55 (0192) 574989
Telex: 191238 Lacom Br
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What are the guidelines for inspecting parts for re-use when overhauling a Schwitzer S300 turbocharger?

What are the guidelines for inspecting parts for re-use when overhauling a Schwitzer S300 turbocharger?

Turbocharger S300

These Service Instructions cover the

Snap-action torque spanner

Parts listed in red are contained in a full S300 Overhaul Kit

Mark the relative positions of the turbine

Check the motion of the shaft for excessive

Rest the turbocharger on the bench and

Lift off the turbine housing.

Repeat 3 for the compressor cover and

Remove the nut and slide off the compressor

Carefully remove the shaft from the bearing

10. Remove the turbine backplate and sit the

12. Remove the oil deflector, thrust bearing and

Holding the cartridge in one hand release

TAKE CARE NOT TO BEND OR DAMAGE

Clamp the 12 point socket wrench in the

NOTE: Left hand thread. Over tightening the nut

11. Remove the insert circlip using the circlip

NOTE: New bearings should be fitted on reassembly.

15. Remove inner circlips.

PARTS CLEAN-UP PROCEDURE

Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

Blow dry with compressed air.

Scrape, brush or wipe, as appropriate,

Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

Blow dry with compressed air.

N.B. If vapour blasting then take care to mask

Scrape, brush or wipe as appropriate,

Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

Blow dry with compressed air.

N.B. If vapour blasting is used mask the

Blow dry with compressed air.

N.B. If vapour blasting then take care to

Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

After cleaning mount the shaft and

NOTE: If the shaft and wheel shows any

After polishing re-immerse briefly in safety

N.B.No masking necessary if vapour blasting.

Blast with coarse sand or steel grit to obtain

Immerse briefly in safety solvent to

Blow dry with compressed air.

Immerse in safety solvent agitating

Blow dry with compressed air.

7. Small Internal Parts

Immerse briefly in clean safety solvent to

Wipe dry with a clean cloth.

Dynamically balance the shaft and wheel

INSPECTION OF PARTS FOR RE-USE

3. Shaft and Wheel

Inspect visually for evidence of cracks

Inspect visually for evidence of bent,

Examine the turbine end seal bore for

Inspect visually for evidence of contour damage

N.B. Do not mistake the machined step and

Inspect visually for evidence of surface damage