Maintenance

Achieve peak performance through proper care! Our guides on lubrication, maintenance, and troubleshooting will help you attain optimal performance and longevity of our top-quality electromechanical drive products.

FAQs about Maintenance

Use high-quality lubricants such as synthetic oil or grease with the recommended NLGI grades for maximum performance and longevity.

Lubricating grease of NLGI grade 1 or 2, suitable for heavily loaded sliding and rolling bearings. Compatibility with the existing lubricant must be ensured. It's crucial whether the grease is mineral or synthetic-based.

A block drive describes the execution of the lift against a fixed stop. In this process, the lifting element is 'blocked' by the fixed counterpart.

The driving element, usually a three-phase motor, doesn't stop automatically but needs a signal for shutdown. This signal can be generated through limit switches, encoders, potentiometers, or other displacement-monitoring components.

Mechanical drives are very sensitive to movement against fixed stops. Depending on the force of the motor, a block drive typically results in damage to the spindle-nut system.

Overheating, unusual noises, or a noticeable decrease in performance can be signs of insufficient lubrication. Pay attention to these symptoms for timely maintenance.

Lubrication should be performed every 3 to 6 months, or after 500 double strokes, depending on the frequency of use and the environment.

Increasing the ambient temperature does affect the duty cycle. A higher ambient temperature necessitates a longer cool-down period.

Inspect moving parts for signs of wear and increasing play. If wear is detected, consideration should be given to inspection or replacement.

Yes, the maintenance and operating manual provides valuable guidance on the procedure. You can find the documentation here.

Is the motor correctly wired and the brake releasing? Do you have sufficient lubricant on the spindle? Are the drives installed without tension? If so, you've already eliminated the most common sources of malfunction. If the issue persists, please call us at +49 7261/9263-0.

The environment can affect maintenance intervals. High levels of dust or humidity may require shorter maintenance intervals. Regularly check the environmental conditions and adjust the maintenance schedules accordingly.

Check the power supply, brake wiring, and the condition of the control unit. If necessary, contact our customer support. Also, ensure proper wiring of the limit switch. Most blockages occur during setup operations.

Check for dirt or worn-out parts. Thorough cleaning and, if necessary, replacement of damaged components may solve the problem. If the linear chain is noisy after acquisition, system tensions could be responsible.

Check the connection to the control system and the programming. Ensure all safety precautions are accounted for.

Check the power supply. For 24V DC drives, fluctuating loads can also cause varying speeds. Additionally, ensure that potentiometers, encoders, and brakes are correctly controlled.

Regular maintenance, including lubrication and checking for wear, helps extend the lifespan of your high-performance screw jack.

A thorough familiarization with the operating manual is advisable. However, in case of uncertainty or complex maintenance tasks, specialized personnel should be consulted. You can reach us anytime at +49 7261/9263-0.

For compatibility, it's simply a matter of checking the base of the lubricant (mineral or synthetic) and ensuring the NLGI grade is the same. Divinol Lithogrease 1500 is commonly used as the standard.

No, the standard grease can be replaced by other greases with the same properties. If you would like to know whether your grease is compatible with our standard grease, you can send us the data sheet of your preferred grease, and we will check it for you.

A classic case for troubleshooting. Give us a call, we're happy to assist you. +49 7261/9263-0

Screw drives require regular lubrication to minimize wear. The type of lubricant and the intervals depend on the operating conditions.

Maintenance involves regular lubrication according to manufacturer specifications. Inspections for wear and timely re-lubrication are crucial for longevity.

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