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screws, mounted in the bearing hous-
ings, are loosened so that bearing and 
conical cover can be withdrawn from the 
shaft. Now the bearings can be removed 
from the conical covers. Both bearing 
and bearing housing are replaced.

Figure 8. CNA 630-1000/R

CNB 500-1000/R & CNB-M 500-1000/R 

(See fig. 9)

The bearing assembly consists of bearing 
tube, a ball bearing, a roller bearing and 
shaft which is mounted between two 
conical covers in the back plate of the fan 
casing and is provided with a grease nip-
ple. The bearing assembly must be re-
greased for approx. every 2000 hours of 
operation with a high-quality lithium 

grease, penetration class 2 (e. g. SKF Al-
falub LGMT-2).
If the sealing ring at the farthest end of 
the bearing tube (behind belt pulley) is 
pushed away from the bearing during 
greasing, push it in place towards the 
bearing and remove surplus grease.
When replacing the bearings first re-
move belt guard, V-belts and fan belt 
pulley. Then remove the conical covers 
with bearing assembly and impeller, the 
impeller is withdrawn from the shaft 
and the covers are screwed off the bear-
ing casing. At last pull shaft and bearings 
out of the bearing tube from the end 
where the ball bearing is and remove the 
bearings.

Figure 9. CNB 500-1000/R

6.8 Dismounting of motor for 

CNA & CNA-M and 

CNB/D & CNB/D-M

When changing the motor to a motor 
with another number of poles it must be 
checked that the speed of the motor does 
not exceed the max. permissible speed 
which is stated on the nameplate of the 
fan. Also check that the motor rating is 
sufficient for the changed power con-
sumption. In case of motor with frequen-
cy converter check also speed and power 
consumption as when changing the mo-
tor. When mounting the motor the im-
peller must be carefully centred in rela-
tion to the inlet cone.

CNA & CNA-M, 250-400/D and
CNB & CNB-M, 400/D 

(See fig. 10)

The motor is mounted on a conical cover 
which is mounted direct in the back plate 
of the fan casing. The motor must be a 
standard motor with B-14 flange with 
threaded holes). If so, the fan casing is in-
tended for universal mounting which is 
the positions 0, 90, 180, and 270.
Dismount the motor by removing the 
conical cover with motor. After that 
withdraw the impeller from the motor 
shaft and remove the motor from the 
conical cover.

Type / Size

Bearing 

assembly

Bearing 

house, 

Item no.

Bearings

Shaft

Re-greasing

Bearing 

type-1

Bearing 

type-2

Drawing no.

Bearing 

diameter

[mm]

Amount of 

grease

[g]

CNA 250

Flg.double bearing

388812-0

6305-RS1

6305-RS1

489663-0

25

11

CNA 315

Flg.double bearing

388812-0

6305-RS1

6305-RS1

489663-0

25

11

CNA 400

Flg.double bearing

388812-0

6305-RS1

6305-RS1

489663-0

25

11

CNA 500

Flg.double bearing

388811-0

6306-RS1

6306-RS1

388810-0

30

14

CNA 630

FY 35 TF

FY 507 M

YAR 207 2F

<-----

451390-0

35

-

CNA 710

FY 35 TF

FY 507 M

YAR 207 2F

<-----

423164-0

35

-

CNA 800

FY 40 TF

FY 508 M

YAR 208 2F

<-----

423165-0

40

-

CNA 900

FY 40 TF

FY 508 M

YAR 208 2F

<-----

423166-0

40

-

CNA 1000

FY 55 TF

FY 511 M

YAR 211 2F

<-----

423167-0

55

-

CNB 400

Flg.double bearing

388811-0

6306-RS1

6306-RS1

388810-0

30

14

CNB 500

Flange bearing

326872-0

6308-RS1

NU-308

326878-0

40

20

CNB 630

Flange bearing

326871-0

6310-RS1

NU-310

326877-0

50

30

CNB 710

Flange bearing

341042-0

6311-RS1

NU-311

326876-0

55

35

CNB 800

Flange bearing

341044-0

6311-RS1

NU-311

326875-0

55

35

CNB 900

Flange bearing

341046-0

6312-RS1

NU-312

326874-0

60

40

CNB 1000

Flange bearing

341048-0

6312-RS1

NU-312

326873-0

60

40

Table 4. Bearing types and grease amount

Summary of Contents for CNA Series

Page 1: ...Pure competence in air 916505 0 CNA CNB CENTRIFUGAL FANS INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE ENGLISH ...

Page 2: ...ions with no risk of con densation the storage period is 6 months If the storage period exceeds 3 months it is recommended to loosen any belt drive connection and turn the impeller regu larly by hand The storage location must not be exposed to vibrations likely to damage the bearings 4 Installation 4 1 Attachment The fan can be mounted on any of the four edges of the casing However it must be note...

Page 3: ...eck that the vibration level is nor mal This is especially important if motor and belt drive are not assem bled at the factory but assembled af terwards In those cases the effective vibration speed is measured which must not exceed 7 1 mm s RMS measured on the bearing housings After 30 minutes of operation check that the fan operates normally and that the belt drive still has the correct tension I...

Page 4: ...y tightened 5 Mounting and adjustment of belts See section 6 5 Belt change and adjustment 6 7 Bearing assembly The belt driven fans are provided with a bearing assembly The construction of the bearing assembly varies according to fan size and type so when changing a bearing assembly follow one of the be low procedures depending on size and type of fan After mounting of new bearings the im peller m...

Page 5: ...check alsospeedandpower consumption as when changing the mo tor When mounting the motor the im peller must be carefully centred in rela tion to the inlet cone CNA CNA M 250 400 D and CNB CNB M 400 D See fig 10 The motor is mounted on a conical cover whichismounteddirectinthebackplate of the fan casing The motor must be a standard motor with B 14 flange with threaded holes If so the fan casing is i...

Page 6: ...ation Deficiency in performance Blocked air supply on fan inlet side Damper closed Duct choked Installation conditions resulting in poor air flow to impeller Impeller has wrong direction of rota tion Motor defective Motor cut out Noise vibrations Bearings in motor or bearing assem bly defective Impeller out of balance Impeller worn damaged Loose screws components Impeller has wrong direction of ro...

Page 7: ...pplied standards and regulations EU 327 2011 Fans driven by motors with electric power between 125 W and 500 kW EN ISO 12100 2011 Safety of machinery General principles for design Risk assessment and risk reduction EN ISO 13857 Safety of machinery Safety distances EN 60204 1 Safety of machinery Electrical equip ment of machines Part 1 General Re quirements EN 61000 6 2 EMC Part 6 2 Generic standar...

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