MANDO Adapt T211
Maintenance
72
Order h49 7144.907-333
11.2 Maintenance schedule
The following sections describe the maintenance work
needed to ensure optimum and fault-free operation.
If increased levels of wear are detected during regular
checks, shorten the maintenance intervals to reflect the ac-
tual rate at which signs of wear appear.
Contact the manufacturer for questions relating to mainte-
nance work and maintenance intervals [see »Contact« chap-
ter].
Interval
Maintenance work
daily
Visual inspection of clamping and mating surfaces for signs of
wear, nicks and cracks [see »Visual inspection« chapter]
Visual inspection of the rubber on the CENTREX ring and on
the locating taper for wearing points, nicks and cracks [see
»Visual inspection« chapter]
Visual inspection of rubber on clamping element for signs of
wear, nicks and cracks [see »Visual inspection« chapter]
Complete cleaning if heavily soiled [see »Cleaning« chapter]
Conduct a structural clamping force measurement
weekly or after 40- operat-
ing hours*
Remove the clamping element [see »Removal of the clamping
element« chapter]
Clean the clamping element, clamping taper and coupling area
[see »Cleaning« chapter]
six-monthly or after 3000
operating hours*
Completely clean the product [see »Cleaning« chapter]
Lubricate the product [see »Lubricating the product« chapter]
with storage
See »Storage« chapter
*
depending upon which stipulation is achieved first
Table 8:
Maintenance table