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User and Maintenance Manual 

Hydraulic brake ID 3000

 

Model ID 3000 

Date: 2014/07/01 

Revision: 1.0 

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Pag. 

12

 di 

13

 

 

2.

 

Remove  the  linings  (Z50353/Z50355/Z50354)  from  the  brake  by  pulling  the  lining  base 
outward; remember that considerable force will be necessary to overcome the resistance 
due to the attraction of the magnet (C62333) incorporated in the thruster (D71313). 

3.

 

Remove the anchoring screws (C61458), the washers (C61343) and cover (D71312). Insert an 
M16  screw  in  the  relative threaded  hole  of  the  piston  (D71313)  and  remove  the  piston  by 
pulling on the screw. 

4.

 

Remove the springs (C62374) from the housings in the brake body (E80886) and replace all 
of them, including those which seem to be in good condition. 

5.

 

Put  back  the  piston  (D71313)  with  the  utmost  care  and  attention  then  the  cover 
(D71312)  on  the  brake  body  (E80886)  using  the  screws  (C61458)  and  the  washers 
(C61343)  following  a  diagonal  sequence.  The  tightening  torque  of  the  M16  class  12.9 
screws (C61458) is 341 Nm. 

6.

 

Put  back  the  lining  pads  re-attaching  them  to  the  magnet  (C62333)

 

incorporated  in  the 

piston (D71313). 

7.

 

Put the brake back on the machine and reconnect the power pipe; power up the brake and 
bleed air from the circuit as described in point 2 of section 7. 

 

9.5.

 

Periodic maintenance 

 

All inspections must be done with the machine switched off

Although the intervals between these inspections depend on the frequency of use of the 
brake,  they  should  be  done  every  3  months  in  any  case  so  as  not  to  compromise  all 

aspects of safety.

 

 

1.

 

The lining pads are marked with a wear line, nevertheless it is advisable to check the condition 
of the linings. Wear should not exceed 10 mm on each lining for the brake to work properly. 
When  the  wear  of  the  lining  pads  reaches  the  maximum  replace  them  as  explained  in 
chapter 9.1. 

2.

 

Check that the surfaces of the linings and the disc are not contaminated with grease, oil or 
similar substance as these prevent the brake from working efficiently. 

3.

 

Check that the anchor screws of the brake and brake units are tightened correctly.  

4.

 

Check that the hoses are in good working condition. 

5.

 

Apply the brake repeatedly to check that the seals are in good working condition. 
 

Summary of Contents for ID 3000

Page 1: ...MO OCMEA S P A Via Galilei 12 20090 Assago MI Italy Tel 39 024880697 Fax 39 024881940 www coremo it info coremo it User and Maintenance Manual Translation of the original instructions EN 140701 REV 1 0 ISO 9001 Certificate N 0238 ...

Page 2: ...chnical data 6 5 1 Product performance 6 5 2 Brake lining wear 6 5 3 Special note 6 6 Transport and storage 7 7 Installation 7 8 Operation 9 8 1 Power supply of the safety component 9 8 2 Improper use 9 9 Maintenance and cleaning 10 9 1 Changing the linings pads 10 9 2 Cleaning the friction surfaces 10 9 3 Changing the sealing rings 11 9 4 Changing the springs 11 9 5 Periodic maintenance 12 10 Spa...

Page 3: ...instructions contact our technical department for the necessary clarification It is prohibited for anyone to disclose or modify the content of this manual or to use it for personal purposes 2 Manufacturer COREMO OCMEA S P A Via Galilei 12 20090 Assago MI Italy Tel 39 024880697 Fax 39 024881940 e mail info coremo it 3 General information Correct use of the product In compliance with Italian Legisla...

Page 4: ...which is absolutely free of asbestos and is declared as NON toxic harmful in full observance of health and environment regulations and laws In any case it is better not to inhale dust produced by them and to wash hands thoroughly before eating or drinking Oils greases lubricating components These are used in extremely limited quantities Personnel suffering from allergies to these substances are ad...

Page 5: ...ilure warning systems as a brake failure may cause personal injury and damage to property Danger of breakage during operation To reduce the risk of breakage during operation carry out the periodic inspections shown in this manual Risks connected with changes in operating conditions The product is designed for the purposes stated in this user and maintenance manual therefore the brake power supply ...

Page 6: ...be a function of the diameter of the disc used and can be determined using the following equation Dynamic torque Nm Tangential force N x radius of the disc m 0 124 An error in calculation will result in a braking torque different to the desired value and a risk to aspects of safety The technical department of COREMO OCMEA can provide information suggestions and assistance for correct application a...

Page 7: ... is important to bear in mind the dimensions and weight of each type of product as shown in the product drawing enclosed with this manual and in the catalogue of the brake type in question 2 Storage When storing brakes it is important to bear in mind that a considerable weight is concentrated in a small space Personnel assigned to this work must wear suitable PPE safety footwear gloves etc in orde...

Page 8: ...ure To bleed air out of the circuit loosen the retaining nut of the fitting and pull the tubular cap outward After bleeding off the air tighten the fitting again Figure 2 Figure 2 Bleeding device Personnel assigned to these operations must take special care working cautiously when bleeding the circuit wearing suitable PPE such as gloves goggles and safety footwear and taking any other precautions ...

Page 9: ...nd the brake must be powered exclusively by mineral oil hydraulic fluid The technical department of COREMO OCMEA can provide information suggestions and assistance for correct application and use of the brake The wrong power supply pressure produces a tangential force different to the value stated in this manual the braking torque exerted by the safety component will therefore be different to the ...

Page 10: ...ut removing the other screws C61431 which connect the plates to the pins If the brake has been removed skip this point 3 Remove the linings Z50353 Z50355 Z50354 from the brake by pulling the lining base outward remember that considerable force will be necessary to overcome the resistance due to the attraction of the magnet C62333 incorporated in the thruster D71313 4 Remove the old lining pads and...

Page 11: ...ct the power line and remove the brake from the machine 2 Remove the linings Z50353 Z50355 Z50354 from the brake by pulling the lining base outward remember that considerable force will be necessary to overcome the resistance due to the attraction of the magnet C62333 incorporated in the thruster D71313 3 Remove the anchoring screws C61458 the washers C61343 and cover D71312 Insert an M16 screw in...

Page 12: ...the lining pads re attaching them to the magnet C62333 incorporated in the piston D71313 7 Put the brake back on the machine and reconnect the power pipe power up the brake and bleed air from the circuit as described in point 2 of section 7 9 5 Periodic maintenance All inspections must be done with the machine switched off Although the intervals between these inspections depend on the frequency of...

Page 13: ... the number of brakes in use the quantities indicated are for each brake Brake linings Qty 2 ST11 2 cod Z50353 Qty 2 ST11 4 cod Z50355 Qty 2 ST12 2 cod Z50354 Spring Qty 24 cod C62374 Kit sealing rings Qty 2 gaskets cod C62338 Qty 2 o ring cod C62373 Qty 2 guide rings cod C62336 Qty 2 scraper rings cod C62372 These spare parts must be kept if possible in a dark cool place and away from substances ...

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