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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | FLENDER K SH Series |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides essential information found on the gear unit's rating plate.
Explains ATEX identification markings for above-ground applications.
Details different types and configurations of the gear units.
Specifies the operating ambient temperature range for gear units.
Details compliance with sound-power level standards.
Lists weights of gear units without oil or add-on parts.
Defines the expected operational life of bearings.
Outlines accessory components and related technical data.
States that instructions are integral and must be kept accessible.
Outlines copyright and reproduction restrictions for the manual.
Details user responsibilities for safe operation and adherence to instructions.
Identifies specific hazards and required PPE for operating gear units.
Lists critical safety rules for working on electrical components.
Provides guidelines for proper disposal of materials and waste.
Explains how to check delivered items and report damages.
Covers safe handling and transport procedures for gear units.
Provides instructions for proper storage conditions to prevent damage.
Details standard protective coatings and preservation methods for gear units.
Provides an overview of the gear unit's design and intended use.
Illustrates different types of output shafts available for the gear units.
Describes the gear unit housing and its features, including color codes.
Explains lubrication methods, including force-feed lubrication.
States that shafts are fitted in rolling bearings.
Describes shaft seals (radial and Taconite) preventing oil leakage.
Explains the function and types of mechanical backstops.
Details cooling methods like fans, cooling coils, and oil-supply systems.
Discusses the use of couplings and clutches for driving the gear unit.
Explains the use of heating elements for preheating oil in low temperatures.
Details explosion-proof heating elements with oil-level monitoring.
Describes methods for visual checking of the oil level.
Details systems for monitoring the oil temperature.
Explains oil-level monitoring devices for checking level before operation.
Covers systems for monitoring bearing conditions.
Describes manual speed changeover using a clutch.
Provides general guidance and precautions for fitting the gear unit.
Details the procedure for unpacking the gear unit and checking for damage.
Covers the process of fitting the gear unit onto its base or frame.
Details the fitting procedure for gear units with solid shafts.
Explains fitting gear units with hollow shafts and parallel keyways.
Describes fitting gear units with hollow shafts and DIN 5480 splines.
Details fitting gear units with hollow shafts and shrink disks.
Discusses balancing and aligning couplings for proper system operation.
Explains how to attach the torque arm to the gear unit housing.
Provides instructions for connecting and flushing the cooling coil.
Outlines steps for connecting and fitting separate oil-supply systems.
Details wiring procedures for monitoring devices and electrical components.
Describes electrical wiring for heating systems and oil-level monitors.
Covers electrical wiring for oil-temperature monitors.
Details electrical wiring for oil-level limit switches.
Notes that bearing-monitoring devices are customer-fitted.
Refers to other instructions for operating and servicing add-on components.
Covers final checks after installation, including screw connections and alignment.
Provides detailed tables for screw-connection classes and tightening specifications.
Outlines steps to prepare the gear unit before initial operation.
Details the process of filling the gear unit with lubricant and checking levels.
Covers procedures for initial startup, including checks and system operation.
Specifies measuring oil-sump temperature during initial operation.
Explains how oil-level monitoring devices prevent operation with low oil.
Describes taking vibration measurements for bearing monitoring.
Details checking heating rod operation and oil-level monitoring for immersion.
Lists visual checks and recordings required before starting up.
Covers procedures for safely shutting down the gear unit and preparing for storage.
Emphasizes observing operating values and instructions for trouble-free use.
Guides on checking and maintaining the correct oil level during operation.
Lists faults and actions for immediate response to operational issues.
Provides guidance on handling faults, especially during the guarantee period.
A table detailing common faults, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Outlines general principles and prerequisites for maintenance work.
A detailed schedule of maintenance tasks and their recommended periods.
Covers final checks and procedures after maintenance.
Recommends professional inspection by Siemens Customer Service.
Provides guidance on selecting and using appropriate lubricating oils.
Advises on stocking essential spare parts for readiness.
Provides contact information for ordering parts and services.
States the conformity of the partly completed machinery with relevant directives.
Declares conformity with EC directives and relevant standards.
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