<Connecting to Equiment>
When you connect the reducer to your equipment, pay attention to centering, belt tension, and
pully parallelism. Be sure to connect accurately for direct coupling.When using a belt-drive,
make sure to tighten the belt to proper tension. Before operation, verify that the pulley and
coupling bolts are securely fastened. Otherwise, injury or damage to the equipment may result
from broken pieces of the equipment.
Install covers to prevent access to any rotating parts.
Before connecting to a machine, check the direction of the reducer rotation. Incorrect direction
of rotation may cause injuries or equipment damage.
<Operation>
If the reducer is run independently, remove the temporary key attached to the output shaft.
Make sure the motor is completely stopped before reversing the direction of rotaion. Failure to
do so may result in damaged reducer or equipment.
The surface temperature of the reducer increases considerably during operation. Do not touch
the reducer so as to prevent burn injuries.
Stop operation immediately upon suspecting any trouble. This can prevent possible electrical
shock, injury or fire.
Do not exceed the rated load. Otherwise, injury or equipment damage may result.
Do not loosen oil plugs or pressure vents during operation. Otherwise, hot oil may splash and
cause burn injuries.
< Daily Inspection and Maintenance >
Follow the lubrication instructions provided in this manual. Not using the recommended
lubricants may cause physical damage to the reducer, and reduce its life and capacity.
Diagnose a problem based on the instructions provided in this manual. Never resume an
operation until the cause of the problem is investigated.
<Assembly and Disassembly>
Only skilled engineers should repair, disassemble or assemble the reducer. Otherwise,
electrical shock, injury or fire may occur.
< Scrapping >
Dispose the reducer and lubricant as general waste.
