To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my BONFIGLIOLI 300 bearing temperature too high?
High bearing temperature in BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives can occur due to several reasons: * The oil level might be too low, in which case you should top up the oil level. * The oil might be spent, requiring replacement. * The bearings could be defective, in which case you should contact an authorized workshop.
What to do if my BONFIGLIOLI 300 gear unit does not run or runs with difficulty?
If your BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives gear unit isn't running smoothly, here's what could be happening: * The oil viscosity might be too high, requiring you to replace the oil, referring to the recommended lubricant chart. * The oil level might be too high, so you should check the oil level. * The load applied might be excessive, suggesting a redesign of the drive for the actual load required.
Why is my BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives operating temperature too high?
High operating temperatures in BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives can be attributed to: * The oil level being too high, so you should check the oil level. * The oil being spent, meaning it needs to be replaced. * Contaminants in the oil, indicating the oil should be replaced.
What causes abnormal running noise in BONFIGLIOLI 300 DC Drives?
Abnormal running noise in your BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives can stem from several issues: * Damaged gears, defective or worn bearings, or excessive bearing axial backlash, all require contacting an authorized workshop. * Excessive load applied, which can be corrected by adjusting the load to the rated values in the Sales Catalogue. * Contaminant in oil, which means you should replace the oil.
What causes oil leaks in BONFIGLIOLI 300 DC Drives?
Oil leaks in BONFIGLIOLI DC Drives can be caused by: * Oil level being too high, so you should check the oil level. * Inadequate casing/coupling seals or worn gaskets, both require contacting an authorized workshop.
General| Brand | BONFIGLIOLI |
|---|---|
| Model | 300 Series |
| Category | DC Drives |
| Language | English |
Specifies the conditions and limits for safe and efficient operation of the gear unit.
Lists the acceptable ambient, surface, and oil temperatures for the gear unit.
Emphasizes reading instructions, proper training, and adherence to safety regulations.
Outlines the general process and precautions for installing the gear unit onto machinery.
Provides instructions for installing an electric motor to form a gearmotor.
Details the process for installing a hydraulic motor onto the gear unit.
Provides guidance on selecting and filling lubricant for the gear unit.
Identifies danger zones and hazards related to exposed shafts during operation.
Outlines scheduled maintenance tasks to ensure efficiency and compliance with regulations.
Details the procedure for changing the gear unit's lubricating oil and its interval.
