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Maintenance
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4.3 Causes
of
abnormal timing belt wear
The appearance of a certain amount of wear can have several causes, therefore it is not always
possible to come to a clear conclusion. The following table shows the possible causes of typical
faults:
Error type
Cause
Removal
Incorrect belt tension
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2.
Abnormal wear on loaded
tooth profiles
Overload
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Check whether the load is within the
permitted range.
Abnormal wear on the tooth
flank of the belt
Pre-tension too great
Drive torque too high
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Check the drive ratings
Abnormal wear on the toes of
the belt
Incorrect timing belt
orientation
Edge of the roller/pulley
deformed
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Change the roller/pulley
Shearing of belt teeth
Pre-tension too low
Overload (through collision)
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Tears in the belt teeth
Incorrect belt tension
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Overload
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Check whether the load is within the
permitted range.
Ageing of the belt material
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Breaking of the timing belt
Incorrect belt tension
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Overload
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Check whether the load is within the
permitted range.
Softening of the belt material
Operating temperature too
high
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Lower operating temperature
Contact with solvents
Change the timing belt, adjust the
pre-tension Chapter 5.2
Do not clean the belt using solvents
Jumping over teeth, loss of
machine zero point
Pre-tension too low
Incorrect motor position (i.e.
bottom) in vertical application
Adjust pre-tension correctly.
If possible, have drive at the top.
Alternatively increase pre-tension or
reduce load in longitudinal direction
Table 6:
Causes of abnormal tooth wear