Starter having link between pinion regulator and magnet switch

Details Starter having link between pinion regulator and magnet switch Starter having link between pinion regulator and magnet switch

1995-03-20

1997-02-04

Stephan, Steven L.

Prime-mover dynamo plants

Electric control

Electric-starting motor

290 48, F02N 1100

Patent

active

056001843

ABSTRACT:
In order to absorb the impact force produced when a pinion meshes a ring gear, a magnet switch is disposed apart from a pinion. The distance between a plunger of the magnet switch and a pinion rotation regulating member is lengthened so that a link mechanism having an elastic member such as a cord-shaped member or a spring is lengthened. As a result, the impact force produced when the pinion meshes the ring gear can be prevented from being directly transmitted to the plunger. Consequently, there is no vibration of the plunger and a movable contact can be reliably prevented from moving away from a fixed contact.

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