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Commissioning

6.1

Before commissioning

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.

Before commissioning the drive, make sure that the following prerequisites are met:

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The drive is undamaged

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The mechanical assembly and electrical connection of the drive has been completed

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The drive is not blocked

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Any present feather keys are secured against being thrown for a test run with drive elements

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All protective devices have been properly mounted

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All monitoring equipment is activated

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The drive controller is adjusted so that an overload of the gear unit in relation to the permitted torque is prevented by
the motor

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The ambient conditions are observed (see 

Ambient conditions [

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6.2

During commissioning

WARNING! Moving machine parts can cause serious injuries or even death!

 Make sure that no one is standing

in the danger area or able to enter it unchecked.

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.

WARNING! If the motor is in operation while plug connectors are being disconnected, electric arcs can

cause severe injury or even death.

 Do not connect or disconnect the plug connectors until after the motor is de-

energized.

WARNING! Flying metal parts can cause serious injuries!

 Assemble the provided power transmission elements

properly or remove the feather key before a test run.

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.

During commissioning, check the following:

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After the any existing brakes released before starting the drive?

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Is the direction of rotation of the drive correct?

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When the drive is running, do any overloading, unwanted speed fluctuations, unusual noises or vibrations occur?

In case of faults, observe the chapter 

Troubleshooting faults [

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Measurement of the surface temperature

For safe operation, it must be ensured that the surface temperature of the gear unit does not exceed the maximum
permitted value. For this purpose, perform measurements with a commercially available temperature measuring device.
Determine the surface temperature at the transition between gear unit and motor adapter or between gear unit and
motor.

The maximum surface temperature occurs in approx. 3 hours, depending on the utilization of the drive, and must not
exceed the maximum value of 90 °C in the event of a maximum surrounding temperature. Immediately shutdown the drive
if the maximum value is exceeded and contact STOBER Service.

Summary of Contents for P Series

Page 1: ...P PE PH PHQ PHV gear units geared motors Operating manual en US 10 2019 ID 443149_en 00 ...

Page 2: ...nical hazards 6 2 3 2 Thermal hazards 7 2 4 Prevention of property damage 7 3 Product description 8 3 1 Basic structure of P PE 8 3 2 Basic structure of PH PHQ PHV 9 3 3 PE type designation 9 3 4 P2 P9 PH3 PH8 PHQ4 PHQ8 type designation 10 3 5 PH9 PH10 PHQ9 PHQ12 PHV9 PHV10 type designation 11 3 6 Nameplate 11 3 7 Mounting positions 12 3 8 Direction of rotation 12 3 9 Reverse operation 13 3 10 Amb...

Page 3: ...tor on a gear unit with MB adapter 23 5 3 Mounting drive elements on a solid shaft 23 5 4 Mounting drive elements on a flange shaft 24 5 5 Mounting the gear unit on the machine 26 5 6 Tightening torques 28 6 Commissioning 29 6 1 Before commissioning 29 6 2 During commissioning 29 7 Servicing 30 7 1 Cleaning 30 7 2 Inspection 30 7 3 Remedying faults 31 7 3 1 Troubleshooting faults 31 7 4 Servicing ...

Page 4: ...signal words are used to emphasize specific information so that you are able identify it in this documentation quickly Safety notes indicate special risks when handling the product and are accompanied by relevant signal words that express the extent of the risk In addition warning notes for possible property damage and useful information are also indicated by signal words DANGER Danger This word w...

Page 5: ... serial number of the gear unit at https id stober com or by scanning the QR code on the nameplate of the gear unit Alternatively you can find supporting documents at http www stoeber de en downloads Enter the ID of the documentation in the Search field Drive components Operating manual ID LM Lean motor 443048_en EZ synchronous servo motor 443032_en MB motor adapter with brake 441846_en 1 6 Limita...

Page 6: ...hibited unless they are expressly designed for this 2 2 Requirements for personnel All mechanical tasks that arise during the assembly commissioning maintenance and removal of the product may be performed only by specialized personnel who hold a corresponding qualification in the field of metal technology All electrical tasks that arise during the assembly commissioning maintenance and removal of ...

Page 7: ...e provided drive elements properly or remove them before a test run 2 3 2 Thermal hazards CAUTION The surface of the drive can reach temperatures over 65 C during operation Touching the hot surface of the drive can cause severe skin burns Do not touch the drive during operation or immediately afterward Allow the drive to cool sufficiently before carrying out work on the drive Wear protective glove...

Page 8: ...e order confirmation You will find more product information and dimensional drawings in the corresponding catalog Additional documentation 15 The respective separate technical documentation applies to the attached motors 3 1 Basic structure of P PE Tab 1 Basic structure of a P532 two stage gear unit left and PE411 single stage gear unit right 1 Solid shaft 2 Feather key if present 3 Output flange ...

Page 9: ...ation of the type designation for the gear unit types mentioned in the title Sample code PE 4 1 2 S G R 0200 ME Explanation Code Designation Design PE Type Planetary gear unit 4 Size 4 example 1 Generation Generation 1 1 2 Stages Single stage Two stage S Housing Standard G P Shaft Solid shaft without feather key Solid shaft with feather key R Bearing Standard bearing 0200 Transmission ratio i x 10...

Page 10: ... Three stage S Housing Standard F G P Shaft Flange shaft PH PHQ gear unit Solid shaft without feather key P gear unit Solid shaft with feather key P gear unit S D Z V Bearing Standard bearing Axially reinforced bearing P gear unit Radially reinforced bearing P gear unit Reinforced bearing PH PHQ gear unit S R Backlash Standard Reduced 0100 Transmission ratio i x 10 i 10 example ME MEL MF MFL MB Mo...

Page 11: ...o i x 10 i 20 example ME MEL MF MFL MB Motor adapter Motor adapter with EasyAdapt coupling Motor adapter with EasyAdapt coupling for large motors Motor adapter with FlexiAdapt coupling Motor adapter with FlexiAdapt coupling for large motors ServoStop motor adapter with brake EZ LM Motor EZ synchronous servo motor LM Lean motor 3 6 Nameplate An example gear unit nameplate is explained in the figure...

Page 12: ...PHQ three stage planetary gear units for which the lubricant fill volume depends on the mounting position These planetary gear units must be installed in the mounting position that was specified in the order EL1 EL5 EL6 Horizontal output Vertical downward output Vertical upward output Tab 3 Mounting positions of a PHQ three stage planetary gear unit 3 8 Direction of rotation The input and output s...

Page 13: ...unimportant when installing the machine In horizontal mounting positions the output shaft for P PH PHQ PHV planetary gear units must be oriented as follows when installing the machine The marks or the position of the feather key indicate the center position of reverse operation Fig 2 Orientation of the feather key 1 during reverse operation of P planetary gear units with solid shaft and feather ke...

Page 14: ...ith harmful oils acids gases vapors dust or radiation Extreme temperature fluctuations with high humidity Thawing or icing Strong UV radiation e g direct sunlight Presence of salt spray Sparks In potentially explosive atmospheres only gear units in an explosion proof design in accordance with ATEX Directive 2014 34 EU may be used Separate documentation applies to the explosion proof design 3 11 Ot...

Page 15: ...oduct combination Catalog title ID Gear unit MB motor adapter with brake Motor adapters with brake 441904 Gear unit ME MEL MF MFL motor adapter Servo gear units 443054_en Gear unit EZ synchronous servo motor EZ synchronous servo geared motors 442437_en Gear unit LM Lean motor Lean motors 443016_en If you have questions about your drive that are not answered by this documentation please contact STO...

Page 16: ... may require lifting gear e g a crane depending on the weight The weight of your drive is specified in the accompanying delivery documents Lift and transport the drive as follows Use lifting gear with a sufficient lifting capacity for the weight of the drive Run hoist slings directly around the drive housing and secure the hoist slings from slipping In order to prevent the drive from falling or ge...

Page 17: ...t weaken the sealing lips of the shaft seal rings Otherwise you can use commercially available solvents Be aware that all surfaces that come into contact with each other in a clamp connection must be degreased with a cold cleaner or solvent for error free torque transmission Additional information can be found in the following chapters ATTENTION Shaft seal rings can be damaged by solvents Prevent ...

Page 18: ...bly on a STOBER gear unit with motor adapter Dimensional drawings of the motor adapter can be found in the corresponding catalog Additional documentation 15 Tolerances for shafts in accordance with DIN 748 1 Diameter mm Tolerance 50 ISO k6 50 ISO m6 Tolerances for centering diameter on the motor flange in accordance with EN 50347 Centering diameter mm Flange size mm Tolerance 230 65 300 ISO j6 230...

Page 19: ...or shaft STOBER recommends mounting the motor on the gear unit with the motor shaft pointing down vertically 1 Position the gear unit 5 if necessary with the aid of lifting gear on a suitable support 1 so that the motor can be mounted in a vertical position Make sure that the weight of the gear unit is not supported on the output shaft 2 Remove the transport cover of the motor adapter 3 If a feath...

Page 20: ...xagon insert 3 in this process the clamping hub widens because the cross pin 12 locks against the cylinder head of the locking screw The size of the hexagon insert can be found on the adhesive label 14 as well as in the following tables 15 If necessary repeat the previous step 16 The contact surfaces of the motor flange and motor adapter flange must fit together without a gap If this is not the ca...

Page 21: ...nit with ME motor adapter example 1 Support 2 Torque wrench 3 Hexagon insert 4 Motor adapter 5 Planetary gear unit 6 Clamping sleeve if present 7 Motor shaft 8 Motor 9 Screw 10 Slot of the clamping hub 11 Locking screw 12 Cross pin 13 Threaded sealing plug 14 Adhesive label 15 Clamping hub ...

Page 22: ...30 P931 M16 14 310 P932 M12 10 130 M16 14 310 PH331 M5 4 9 0 M6 5 16 PH431 M6 5 16 M8 6 40 PH432 M5 4 9 0 M6 5 16 PH531 M8 6 40 M10 8 75 PH532 M6 5 16 M8 6 40 PH731 M10 8 75 M12 10 130 PH732 M8 6 40 M10 8 75 PH831 M12 10 130 M16 14 310 PH832 M10 8 75 M12 10 130 PH932 M12 10 130 M16 14 310 PH1032 M12 10 130 M16 14 310 PHQ431 M6 5 16 M8 6 40 PHQ432 M5 4 9 0 M6 5 16 PHQ531 M8 6 40 M10 8 75 PHQ532 M6 ...

Page 23: ... 40 PE511 M8 6 40 M10 8 75 PE512 M8 6 40 M10 8 75 Abbreviations used KS Nominal diameter of the locking screw 11 MA Tightening torque for the locking screw 11 s Size of the hexagon insert 3 5 2 4 Mounting the motor on a gear unit with MB adapter The assembly of a motor on a gear unit with an MB motor adapter with brake is described in a separate document see Supporting documents 5 5 3 Mounting dri...

Page 24: ...aning agent and solvent 17 is observed A mounting device suitable for the drive element is available not included in the scope of delivery Procedure 1 Remove the corrosion protection from the solid shaft 2 Degrease the inner hole of the drive element 3 Mount the drive element on the solid shaft with the aid of a mounting device positioned on the centering hole of the solid shaft Details can be fou...

Page 25: ...ge shaft and drive element 2 Center the drive element over the inner or outer pilot of the flange shaft The inner pilot has a fit of ISO H6 and the outer pilot of ISO h7 see the figure in the chapter Mounting the gear unit on the machine 26 3 Mount the drive element on the flange shaft with screws of strength class 12 9 Further details on the screws can be found in the following table 4 Tighten th...

Page 26: ...ed drive is ensured Procedure 1 Position the gear unit so that the nameplate of the gear unit is still visible after mounting 2 If the gear unit is to be operated in reverse operation make sure that the output shaft is positioned according to the specifications in the chapter Reverse operation 13 3 Center the gear unit in the connecting structure using the pilot pilots of the gear unit housing 4 M...

Page 27: ... flange shaft 6 Threaded hole for disassembly if present Gear unit type Number of screws Screw size Min screw in depth mm Strength class P2 4 M5 12 9 P3 4 M5 12 9 P4 4 M6 12 9 P5 4 M8 12 9 P7 4 M10 12 9 P8 4 M12 12 9 P9 4 M16 12 9 PE2 4 M4 8 10 9 PE3 4 M5 10 10 9 PE4 4 M6 13 10 9 PE5 4 M8 16 10 9 PH3 8 M4 12 9 PH4 16 M5 12 9 PH5 16 M5 12 9 PH7 24 M6 12 9 PH8 24 M8 12 9 PH9 PHV9 32 M12 12 9 PH10 PH...

Page 28: ... machine For clamp couplings clamping screws of shrink rings and other connection elements other tightening torques apply that are specified in the specific context Tightening torque MA Nm Thread Strength class 8 8 Strength class 10 9 Strength class 12 9 M4 3 3 4 8 5 6 M5 6 5 9 5 11 2 M6 11 3 16 5 19 3 M8 27 3 40 1 46 9 M10 54 79 93 M12 93 137 160 M14 148 218 255 M16 230 338 395 M18 329 469 549 M2...

Page 29: ...ation while plug connectors are being disconnected electric arcs can cause severe injury or even death Do not connect or disconnect the plug connectors until after the motor is de energized WARNING Flying metal parts can cause serious injuries Assemble the provided power transmission elements properly or remove the feather key before a test run CAUTION The surface of the drive can reach temperatur...

Page 30: ... entering the interior of the gear unit geared motor through the seals and can damage it In addition do not use solvents as these can damage the seals and the nameplate Comply with the following instructions Remove dust and chips with a suitable industrial vacuum Remove contamination from the surface of the gear unit geared motor with a suitable industrial cleaner 7 2 Inspection Perform regular in...

Page 31: ... the motor Replace the motor Surrounding temperature is too high Provide sufficient cooling for the gear unit Bearing damage Contact STOBER Service Increased or different noises or vibrations in operation Motor is mounted with too much tension Check the assembly of the motor Gear unit is mounted incorrectly or with too much tension Check the assembly of the gear unit Bearing damage Contact STOBER ...

Page 32: ...nces Presumed cause If possible digital photo of the drive or a video recording of the drive in the context of the fault Contact data of parent company in Germany STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH Co KG Kieselbronner Strasse 12 75177 Pforzheim Germany Service hotline 49 7231 582 3000 mail stoeber de Contact data of subsidiary in US STOBER Drives Inc 1781 Downing Drive Maysville KY 41056 Service Hotline ...

Page 33: ...ding 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 16 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 For gear units with a flange shaft us...

Page 34: ...STÖBER Antriebstechnik GmbH Co KG Kieselbronner Str 12 75177 Pforzheim Germany Tel 49 7231 582 0 mail stoeber de www stober com 443149_en 00 10 2019 24 h Service Hotline 49 7231 582 3000 www stober com ...

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