Dynamix ITM Series Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual Download Page 17

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Troubleshooting Guide 

Use This Chart to Diagnose Operation Issues  

 

Problem 

Possible Cause 

Possible Solution 

Mixer Will 

Not Start 

 

Loose connections 

 

Check and tighten connection 

 

Incorrect wiring 

 

Check wiring diagram and wire correctly  

 

Blown fuse 

 

Replace fuse 

 

Wrong size heaters in starter 

 

Replace heaters 

 

Mechanical jamming 

 

Free all debris for rotation 

 

Water damage to motor 

 

Service or replace motor 

Motor 

Runs Hot

 

 

Restricted ventilation 

 

Clear the vents 

 

Amperage overload 

 

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Low or high voltage 

 

Wire for correct voltage 

 

Unbalanced voltage between phases 

 

Consult electrician 

 

Frequent starting and stopping 

 

Check  with  factory 

–  a  special  motor  may  be 

required 

 

Product too viscous 

 

Check  viscosity  and  specific  gravity  of  product 
(consult factory) 

 

Impeller(s) upside down 

 

Reinstall in correct position 

 

Incorrect rotation 

 

Change motor leads per nameplate instructions 

Mixer Will 

Not Reach 

Correct Speed

 

 

Overload of motor 

 

Check amperage against nameplate data 

 

Loose drive coupling bolts 

 

Check  coupling  bolt  tension  (coupling  and/or  shaft 
may be damaged if mixer has been run with slipping 
coupling) 

 

Also See: “Mixer Will Not Start” 

 

Shaft Will 

Not Fit 

Into Drive

 

 

Shaft  over  size  (proper  diameter:  0.001”  –
0.002” under normal diameter) 

 

Measure and consult factory 

 

Wrong end of shaft (only one end fits) 

 

Install end marked motor end 

 

(2) Coupling bolts are too tight 

 

Loosen bolts 

 

Wrong size shaft, coupling or bearing 

 

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Damaged shaft, coupling or bearing 

 

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Shaft 

Vibration 

 

Unstable mounting platform 

 

Reinforce platform 

 

Bent mixer shaft 

 

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Bent or uneven impeller blades 

 

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Impeller not immersed in liquid 

 

Fill tank 

 

Impeller too close to surface 

 

Fill tank and lower impeller (see S3) 

 

Worn or damaged drive bearings 

 

Replace damaged parts 

Noisy 

Operation 

 

Foreign material in lubricant 

 

Change lubricant 

 

Dry lip seal in spool 

 

Apply lubricant to lip seal 

 

Insufficient lubricant 

 

Fill proper amount of lubricant 

 

Incorrect lubricant 

 

Change to correct lubricant 

 

Loose drive coupling bolts 

 

Check and tighten coupling bolts 

 

Worn or faulty bearings/gears 

 

Check bearings/gears 

– replace if necessary 

Oil 

Leakage

 

 

Damaged broken gasket 

 

Replace gasket 

 

Excessive lubricant 

 

Check  manual  for  proper  amount  of  lubricant  and 
drain excess 

 

Seals worn or damaged 

 

Replace seals 

 

Loose bolts around side plates 
 

 

Check and tighten bolts 

Bearing 

Failure

 

 

Water damage 

 

Replace bearings (check all other parts) 

 

High temperature product 

 

Provide heat shield 

 

Also See: “Noisy Operation” 

 

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Summary of Contents for ITM Series

Page 1: ...the enclosed information Table of Contents Important Safety Warnings 2 Receiving Inspection Storage 3 Operation Instructions 4 Startup Checklist 5 Assembly Installation Plastic Tote 6 Stainless Steel...

Page 2: ...the mixer in a manner other than the mixers intended application 6 This mixer is intended for professional use only 7 Do not alter or modify this mixer 8 Do not uninstall or service this mixer until y...

Page 3: ...iately to the carrier and to Dynamix Agitators Inc 3 Check all parts against packing list to verify that all parts have been received Report any missing parts to Dynamix Agitators Inc 4 The Dynamix Fa...

Page 4: ...er Impeller cannot be buried in solids at startup For best performance axial flow impellers Dynaflow TM and Pitch should be positioned of their diameter above the tank floor or settled solids 10 If th...

Page 5: ...mpeller s installed correctly See Installation Section 6 Impellers spaced correctly if two or more for maximum and minimum liquid levels 7 Impeller immersed in liquid and no equipment or obstructions...

Page 6: ...plate mount seats onto the lip of the tote opening The outside diameter of the tote opening should not be greater than the outside diameter of the lip of the tote neck Attention No part of the impelle...

Page 7: ...2 Thread Dynamic Coupling A male end in a clockwise direction onto protruded threads of the bearing housing See Reference 1 below Tighten the coupling A solidly with a non metallic hammer Step 3 Slide...

Page 8: ...RING 51 001009 7 RETAINING NUT Refer to mixer serial no or sales person to confirm specs 8 SHAFT ASSEMBLY REBUILD KIT Refer to mixer serial no or sales person to confirm specs 9 SHAFT ASSEMBLY HOUSING...

Page 9: ...ial no or sales person to confirm specs 5 DYNAMIC COUPLER MALE 50 701004 6 DYNAMIC COUPLER O RING 51 001009 7 STAINLESS STEEL LID Refer to mixer serial no or sales person to confirm specs 8 SHAFT ASSE...

Page 10: ...erious or fatal injury Only qualified personnel should attempt the installation operation and maintenance of this equipment WARNING Do not touch electrical connections before you first ensure that pow...

Page 11: ...e electric motors may be pre wired with a six 6 foot electrical cord If not provided follow the wiring diagram on the motor for proper connections Ensure the switch is in the OFF position before conne...

Page 12: ...esigned to operate with a maximum air pressure of 100 psi If higher air pressure is supplied an in line air pressure regulator should be used to reduce the pressure This can also be used to vary the s...

Page 13: ...13 Air Motor Horsepower Rating Air Consumption For Air Motors Rated at 1 5HP For Air Motors Rated at 4HP Note Output rpm refers to motor output shaft only For gear reduced drives refer to gear ratio o...

Page 14: ...4 244 3771 Air Motor 1 5HP Rating Exploded views are shown for reference only Units may vary depending upon specific model Please refer to factory if you are unsure of your model Denotes parts include...

Page 15: ...cific model Please refer to factory if you are unsure of your model Denotes parts included in the Service Kit REF DESCRIPTION QTY 1 Drive End Cap 1 2 Shaft Seal 1 3 O Ring 1 4 Drive End Bearing 1 5 Do...

Page 16: ...ine on the correct port on reversible motors for proper rotation direction Gear Driven Gear Driven mixers are lubricated at the factory using the proper type and amount of lubricant for normal service...

Page 17: ...Not Fit Into Drive Shaft over size proper diameter 0 001 0 002 under normal diameter Measure and consult factory Wrong end of shaft only one end fits Install end marked motor end 2 Coupling bolts are...

Page 18: ...REPRESENTATIVES HAVE NO LIABILITY TO CUSTOMER FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT SPECIAL PUNITIVE INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR DELAY WHATSOEVER INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DAMAGES FOR LOST OR INTERRUP...

Page 19: ...omer that the Product will perform substantially in accordance with the features and Solution Assurance as set out in the Quotation and be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal u...

Page 20: ...MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE In addition we do not assume and we expressly disclaim any liability for i any SPECIAL INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES which...

Page 21: ...Branch order number serial number c Product Model number d Equipment installation date e Equipment failure date f Application or service of unit g Details of claim Dynamix will notify the customer whe...

Page 22: ...R16 122016 20...

Page 23: ...odel Number Serial Number Purchase Order Number Date Received Tank Number or Location Agitator Start Up Data Date of Installation Voltage at Start Up V DD MM YYYY Full Load amperage measured with amme...

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