Emergency manual actuation mechanism for a solenoid
AssigneeSynchro-Start Products, Inc.
InventorsRalph E. Mishler, Peter J. Stocco
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AssigneeSynchro-Start Products, Inc.
InventorsRalph E. Mishler, Peter J. Stocco
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An emergency manual actuation mechanism for a conventional solenoid having a plunger with one end connected to an external apparatus, such as a diesel engine fuel pump, in which energization of the solenoid coil retracts the plunger axially; the mechanism comprises a non-magnetic retraction rod that extends into the solenoid housing in alignment with the solenoid plunger and is axially movable from a normal position disengaged from the plunger to an intermediate position at which a mechanical connection is completed between the rod and the plunger. Further axial or rotary movement of the retraction rod to a retraction position drives the plunger to its retracted position, simulating energization of the solenoid coil. Retainer means hold the retraction rod and the solenoid plunger at their retracted positions.
In a solenoid of the kind comprising an elongated housing, a magnetic plunger disposed within the housing and axially movable between an initial position and an actuation position, one end of the plunger being accessible through one end of the housing for connection to an external apparatus, spring means biasing the plunger toward its initial position, and solenoid coil means for driving the plunger to its actuation position, an emergency manual actuation mechanism comprising:
In a solenoid of the kind comprising an elongated housing, a magnetic plunger disposed within the housing and axially movable between an initial position and an actuation position, one end of the plunger being accessible through one end of the housing for connection to an external apparatus, spring means biasing the plunger toward its initial position, and solenoid coil means for driving the plunger to its actuation position, an emergency manual actuation mechanism comprising:
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