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Vibratory Feeders

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ARMATURE REPLACEMENT

 

Refer to the Parts List Drawing and Figs. 4, 5, 6 & 7.

CAUTION: This unit contains Rare Earth Magnets. 
Strong magnetic fields are present at assembly.

Prolonged striking may damage the armature to an 
extent that it will have to be replaced. If this should 
become necessary, order a new armature from the 
parts list and begin replacement by following the same 
instructions as for coil replacement.

1.  Continue by removing in order the bolts securing the 

elastomer diaphragm clamp to the body housing.

2.  Loosen slightly but do not remove the upper end of 

the front tuning spring stacks to the spring bar and 
the spring bar to the armature.

3.  Loosen the bolts securing the lower end of the spring 

stacks to the body housing leaving 1-2 threads in 
the body housing. Carefully slide the spring stack 
and the armature assembly back to the bolt heads 
and remove the bolts from the body housing. (Do not 
remove bolts from the spring stacks).

4.  Remove the armature and spring stack assembly 

by grasping the spring stacks and sliding it through 
the opening in the body housing. 

NOTE: use a 

downward pressure when removing this assembly 
to keep the magnetic poles of the armature from 
coming in contact with the body housing when going 
through the opening.

TABLE 1. TORQUE CHART

46 & 56 Series

 

Part Bolt Torque

  

Size 

m-kgs ft-lbs

  Rear Spring Bolts 

M14-2 

11.8 

85.3

  Torsion Spring Bolts 

M12-1.75 

7.4 

53.5

  Front Tie Bar Bolts 

M14-2 

11.8 

85.3

  Front Spring Bolt 

M14-2 

11.8 

85.3

  Electrical Ass’y Bolts 

M8-1.25 

2.4 

17.4

  Tray Mounting Bolts 

M8-1.25 

3.0 

22

66 Series

 

Part Bolt Torque

  

Size 

m-kgs ft-lbs

  Rear Spring Bolts 

M16-2 

17.3 

125

  Torsion Spring Bolts 

M12-1.75 

7.4 

53.5

  Front Tie Bar Bolts 

M16-2 

17.3 

125

  Front Spring Bolt 

M16-2 

17.3 

125

  Electrical Ass’y Bolts 

M8-1.25 

2.4 

17.4

  Tray Mounting Bolt 

M12-1.75 

7.4 

53.5

5.  Stand the armature and spring stack assembly on a 

non-magnetic surface (I.E. wooden table) as shown 
in Figure 9. NOTE: Keep armature away from any 
steel parts and surfaces.

6.  Loosen the bolts securing the spring stacks to the 

armature and remove the spring stacks with the 
bolts intact. Retain the washer shaped spacers 
located between spring bar and armature. Note 
the position of the elastomer diaphragm when 
reassembling.

7.  Center washer shaped spacers on tapped holes  

of the armature. (Hint: using an instant adhesive  
will keep the washers and elastomer diaphragm  
in position while reassembling.) Position elastomer 
diaphragm on the armature as shown in Figure 10. 
Reverse the above procedure to reassemble  
the unit.

Figure 9

Figure 10

8.  Insert armature and diaphram assembly through 

opening in front of base casting as shown in  
Figure 11.

Figure 11

Summary of Contents for HD-46C

Page 1: ...ation Operation and Maintenance Instructions ERIEZ WORLD HEADQUARTERS 2200 ASBURY ROAD ERIE PA 16506 1402 U S A WORLD AUTHORITY IN SEPARATION TECHNOLOGIES VIBRATORY FEEDERS MODELS HD 46C HD 56C HD 66C VM 3169B ...

Page 2: ...details the proper steps for installing operating and maintaining the Eriez Vibratory Feeder Careful attention to these requirements will assure the most efficient and dependable performance of this equipment If there are any questions or comments about the manual please call Eriez at 814 835 6000 for Vibratory Feeder assistance 2019 ERIEZ MAGNETICS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ...

Page 3: ... 56C HD 66C INSTALLATION 4 Mounting 4 Electrical Connections 4 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 4 Tuning Guide 4 Tuning for Non Standard Trays 5 Tuning for Different Conditions of Tray Loading 6 REPAIRS 6 Coil Replacement 7 Spring Replacement 8 Armature Replacement 9 TROUBLESHOOTING 11 ...

Page 4: ...in stiffness are obtained by changing the number of springs in the stacks and or by changing the thickness of carbon fiber springs In normal operation at full voltage the total displacement for standard size trays measured at the back of the tray is 9 64 to 11 64 3 5 mm to 4 3 mm For trays substantially larger than standard this normal displacement range should be reduced Refer to the serial numbe...

Page 5: ...igher ply springs as they will fail TUNING FOR NON STANDARD TRAYS Note See Special Trays and Attachments If it is necessary to tune the unit for a non standard tray follow this procedure 1 Attach the tray making sure that all lockwashers are in place and the fasteners tight 2 Energize the unit at the nameplate voltage and frequency 3 a During tuning if a hammering or striking noise occurs when the...

Page 6: ...t contains Rare Earth Magnets Strong magnetic fields are present at assembly CAUTION STRONG MAGNET This equipment includes one or more extremely powerful magnetic circuits The magnetic field may be much stronger than the Earth s background field at a distance several times the largest dimension of the equipment If you use a heart pacemaker or similar device you must never approach the equipment be...

Page 7: ...k to the tiebar Lift the tray tiebar lever assembly away from the body housing see Figure 6 Figure 6 FRONT TUNING SPRING STACK TIE BAR REAR SPRING STACK 3 Remove the bolts securing the electrical assembly to the body housing and lift the assembly out of the body housing see Figure 7 Figure 7 E FRAME ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY COIL BODY HOUSING SPRING BAR DIAPHRAGM 4 If the coil is defective the entire E ...

Page 8: ...uning springs are removed If after inspection of the rear tuning spring stack the front stack is suspected use the ARMATURE REPLACEMENT procedure as a guide for reassembly with special attention to the washer shaped spacers between the spring bar and armature Carefully examine each tuning spring for signs of delamination or breakage especially in the area next to the spring A failed spring can be ...

Page 9: ...housing when going through the opening TABLE 1 TORQUE CHART 46 56 Series Part Bolt Torque Size m kgs ft lbs Rear Spring Bolts M14 2 11 8 85 3 Torsion Spring Bolts M12 1 75 7 4 53 5 Front Tie Bar Bolts M14 2 11 8 85 3 Front Spring Bolt M14 2 11 8 85 3 Electrical Ass y Bolts M8 1 25 2 4 17 4 Tray Mounting Bolts M8 1 25 3 0 22 66 Series Part Bolt Torque Size m kgs ft lbs Rear Spring Bolts M16 2 17 3 ...

Page 10: ...at the line frequency We have shown the polarity of the electromagnet as it would exist on one side of the sine wave Note that both poles of the permanent magnet are being attracted toward the unlike electromagnet poles They are also being repelled in the same direction by the like electromagnet poles This results in four forces accumulating to drive the armature in the same direction It also resu...

Page 11: ...on NATURE OF PROBLEM Table 1 SERVICE CHART 1 Misapplication Feeder too small Product difficult or impossible to handle Impossible temperatures or atmospheres Impossible dimensional requirements Feeding requirements too precise or excessive Consult Eriez 2 Tampering or Changing of Base or Tray Improper disassembly extensions covers weights screens or other modifications or attachments may have affe...

Page 12: ...nd eliminate striking use more or thicker tuning springs 10 Poor or Broken Weld on Tray Check and correct 11 Incorrect Factory Adjustment See maintenance instructions Gap adjustments 12 Sympathetic Vibration in Other Equipment Check and correct 13 Contact with Other Equipment Check and correct 14 Line Voltage or Hz Variation Check and install voltage regulator if necessary Check Hz on output side ...

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