Instructions for use and maintenance
Electric motors <50 V CA
10 MOTOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
10.1 Cleaning the motor
The motor does not require any special cleaning.
In order not to impair the efficiency of the cooling air, the motor should be periodically (at
least once a year in dusty locations) cleaned. Usually just blow away with compressed air free
of water and oil. Openings for ventilation and spaces between the fins shall be kept clean in
particular. The carbon dust of the brushes deposited due to the natural abrasion inside the
machine or in the spaces between the blades of the collector, must be removed regularly. It is
recommended to include electric motors in regular overhauls of the machine in which the
motor will be inserted.
WARNING:
During operation the external structure of the motor can reach a temperature close to 90
º C, then wait for it to cool before performing manual operations.
WARNING:
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Disconnect the motor electrically before starting any operation on it.
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Inner and outer parts may have sharp edges, so handle with caution.
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If the motor is tested before being mechanically connected, make sure that the key
cover is on the shaft to avoid release of the key at high speeds.
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Ensure that the motor body is locked so as to avoid hazards to staff.
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the motor can only be disassembled and repaired by qualified technicians, failure
to comply with this rule will result in the total loss of the guarantee.
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