Maintenance And Test Instructions; Maintenance; Preventive Inspection Every 6'000H; Needs-Based Maintenance - LinMot PR01-52-SSCH Installation Manual

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Installation Guide Linear Rotary Motors

8 Maintenance and Test Instructions

8.1 Maintenance

The linear rotary motors are provided with initial lubrication at the factory. Maintenance / cleaning is only
necessary if the motors are heavily soiled.
Under normal industrial, Central European conditions (5-day week with 8 hours of operation per day), one
inspection at the recommended interval is sufficient.
The inspection cycle must be shortened if there are heavy motor loads or deviating conditions. These
conditions are e.g.:
Permanent fouling
Direct sunshine
Low Humidity
Outdoor operation
Increased operating temperature
Other special environmental conditions
Maintenance or disassembly of the linear rotary motors may only be carried out by trained companies:
LinMot
Companies qualified by LinMot
If the linear rotary motor is not opened by one of the above-mentioned companies, the
warranty claim will be invalidated.
Ordering Information
Item
MP01_MT01_PR01-52_EX00_AS00

8.1.1 Preventive Inspection every 6'000h

To ensure the smoothest possible operation, a preventive inspection is recommended every 6,000 hours of
operation or after one year under normal industrial, central european conditions.
When inspecting the motors, the following points must be checked:
c) Visual inspection of all wearing parts such as seals and wipers
d) Does the motor operating temperature or the motor current consumption correspond to the expected
empirical values?
e) Are any suspicious or unknown noises or vibrations recognisable during operation?
f)
Is smooth rotary and linear movement (attention with MagSpring) possible when de-energised?
g) Is there a light film of grease on the extended linear rotary shaft?
If one of the above points no longer applies, maintenance by LinMot or by a company qualified by LinMot is
recommended (see chapter 8.1.2).

8.1.2 Needs-based maintenance

During needs-based maintenance, the linear rotary motor is completely disassembled, cleaned and
relubricated. Among other things, the steps listed below are carried out:
Replacement of seals and wipers
Cleaning / lubrication of mechanically moving parts
Replacement of the linear rotary shaft
Replacement of all ball bushings / plain bearings / couplings / carriers
Replacement of all air connections and seals
Revision of the linear motor slider
Final test & functional test of linear rotary motor
Leak test for vacuum & compressed air with existing "air feed-through" option
Replacement of the pneumatic cylinder if the "pneumatic pusher" option is available
NTI AG / LinMot
Description
Maintenance PR01-52: Replacement of all
wearing parts, cleaning & lubrication
PR01-52-SSCH
ENG
Item-No.
0120-4000
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