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A problem with a motor bearing

2019-07-01View Original

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The bearing temperature at the motor drive end is a bit high. How can it be cooled down? Or recommend a lubricant with significant effects! Thank you
Reply #22019-07-01
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Reply #32019-07-05
1. Are you referring to the motor bearings or the compressor bearings? In any case, first check the clearance. 2. Do not change the oil casually; consult the manufacturer first. It serves not only a cooling function but also a lubricating one, and the grade cannot be chosen arbitrarily.
Reply #42019-07-05
How many degrees is \"a bit high\"? Just add fat to it, or check whether it’s running on the inner or outer track
Reply #52019-07-08
What is the model of the motor, and what type of bearings are used? What causes the high temperature? These need to be clarified first.
Reply #62019-07-09
If the high temperature is not caused by a problem with the bearing itself, then one option is to use high-temperature grease to prevent it from leaking out; The second is a C3 clearance bearing, which prevents thermal expansion.

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