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DOK-SYTROX-MPAS1******-IT01-EN-P
Rexroth Sytronix SvP 70xx Motor-Pump Unit MPAS1
10
Operation
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WARNING
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Do not open any covers or flange sockets during opera‐
tion.
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Never connect or disconnect plug connectors under
load!
Live parts are dangerous.
CAUTION
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Do not touch hot motor surfaces.
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Install protection against contact, if necessary.
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Make sure that no temperature-sensitive components
(cables, electronic components, ...) touch hot surfaces.
During operation, keep the ambient and operation conditions and technical
data specified in the project planning manual.
Operate the motor-pump unit in proper state only.
To ensure a reliable and long lifetime of the motor-pump unit, Bosch Rexroth
AG recommends to check the whole plant in regularly intervals.
Checks during operation:
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Pay attention to exceptional noise.
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Pay attention to increased vibrations.
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Check the motor and fan units for cleanliness.
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Check the cooling water connections for tightness.
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Check the monitoring devices and diagnostic / error messages of the
controllers.
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Check the density of hydraulic lines and connections.
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Continuously monitor the temperature of all components.
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After some operation time, check the hydraulic fluid within the tank for
bubble formation or formation of suds on the surface.
During operation, observe any changes of the noise characteristics. Due to
heating of the operation medium, a slight noise increase is normal. Consider‐
able noise increase or short-time and irregular noise changes can be a sign
for suction of air. If the suction aperture is too close under the surface of the
hydraulic medium, can air be sucked via a swirl.
Decommission the drive when deviations from normal operation exist. For
further procedure refer to
Bosch Rexroth AG
High electrical voltage! Danger to life, risk of
injury due to electric shock.
Thermal danger due to hot surfaces with tem‐
peratures over 70 °C during operation
chapter 13 "Troubleshooting" on page
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