Stober P53K - Removal and Disposal; Removal; Disposal

8 | Removal and disposal
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07/2023 | ID 443360_en.00
8 Removal and disposal
8.1 Removal
WARNING!Moving machine parts can cause serious injuries or even death! Before performing work, switch off the
machine with the main switch and secure the switch from being turned on again.
WARNING!Falling gravity-loaded axes or vertical axes can cause serious injuries or even death! Move gravity-loaded axes
or vertical axes to their lowest position and lock or brace them mechanically before entering the danger area.
CAUTION!The surface of the drive can reach temperatures over 65°C during operation! Allow the drive to cool
sufficiently before working on it. Wear gloves.
ATTENTION!Damage to encoders, bearings and shafts due to improper disassembly! Never use force when disassembling
drive elements with fittings, e.g. hitting drive elements, shafts or the motor or gear housing with a hammer, and instead
disassemble them in accordance with the following instructions.
Remove the drive as follows:
1. If the drive had been in operation immediately beforehand, allow it to cool.
2. Disconnect the connection cable and the grounding conductor from the motor.
3. If necessary, remove drive elements connected to the output shaft, such as belts, chains or couplings, with suitable
removal devices.
4. Fasten the drive with suitable fastening elements (see the chapter Transport [}13]).
5. Unscrew the screws used to mount the drive to the machine.
6. Pull the output flange of the gear unit off of the machine.
7. If necessary, remove the motor from the gear unit. To do so, first release the locking screw of the motor adapter by
turning it counterclockwise approx. one quarter rotation. Then, unscrew the screws of the motor used to mount the
motor to the gear unit (see the chapter Mounting the motor on a gear unit [}15]).
8. Transport the drive according to the chapter Transport [}13].
8.2 Disposal
Dispose of the component parts of the gear unit according to applicable national regulations and when doing so, observe
the following information:
§ If possible, separate the gear unit into component parts made of steel/cast iron, aluminum and plastic.
§ The gear unit contains lubricants (oil or grease) that pose a risk to the environment and to health. Collect the used oil
and grease without mixing them and dispose of them properly.