Conical rotor gear motor routine maintenance work

Conical rotor speed reducer motor how to carry out routine maintenance work? Conical rotor gear motor is a relatively special gear motor, its routine maintenance work is also little-known. In order to help the majority of motor users friends to solve this problem, this article to help users understand the majority of users of cone motor rotor reducer routine maintenance. 1. Check the vibration damping device is normal. 2. Check the winding insulation level often, whether there is damp or overheating phenomenon. 3. Check the bearing operation, because these reducer motor bearings are often subjected to impact, easy to damage. 4 generally can not change the horizontal geared motor to vertical use, because the cone rotor installation is not convenient, can not run up and down. 5. Regularly check the control section, starter, contactor is faulty, with a megger to check whether there is a leakage problem. 6. Due to the larger axial series of the geared motors, rigid couplings can not be used when geared motors are connected to mechanical loads. 7. Check the spring pressure. Long-term use of the spring to its lower part of the spring was added to the appropriate thickness of the gasket, in order to increase the spring pressure.

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