Why is oil leaking from the breather valve on my SEW-Eurodrive RX67 Industrial Equipment?
If oil is leaking from the breather valve of your SEW-Eurodrive Industrial Equipment, it could be due to having too much oil. In this case, correct the oil level. Alternatively, the drive might be installed in an incorrect mounting position. To resolve this, fit the breather valve correctly and adjust the oil level.
How to troubleshoot unusual regular running noise in SEW-Eurodrive Industrial Equipment?
An unusual, regular running noise in your SEW-Eurodrive Industrial Equipment could be due to a meshing/grinding noise, indicating bearing damage. Check the oil and replace the bearing. Alternatively, a knocking noise might suggest an irregularity in the gearing.
What causes unusual irregular running noise in SEW-Eurodrive RX67?
An unusual, irregular running noise in your SEW-Eurodrive Industrial Equipment may be caused by foreign bodies in the oil. Check the oil.
Why is the output shaft not rotating on my SEW-Eurodrive RX67 Industrial Equipment?
The output shaft of your SEW-Eurodrive Industrial Equipment not rotating, even when the motor is running or the input shaft is rotating, indicates that the shaft hub connection is interrupted in the gear unit.
General| Series | RX |
|---|---|
| Size | 67 |
| Mounting Position | Foot-mounted, flange-mounted, shaft-mounted |
| Efficiency | Up to 96% |
| Input Options | IEC adapter, NEMA adapter |
| Protection Class | IP55 |
| Lubrication | Oil |
| Cooling | Natural Convection |
Details about moving parts, hot surfaces, and qualifications for handling.
Lists necessary tools, materials, and mounting tolerances for installation.
Guidance on mounting gear units, flange connections, and load considerations.
Procedures for mounting input and output elements onto solid shafts.
Lists common gear unit problems, their possible causes, and remedies.
Detailed steps for checking and changing gear unit oil, including safety.
Tables showing recommended oil fill quantities for various gear units and mounting positions.
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