The input shaft of the mixer gearbox is broken
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I’m asking for help – has anyone encountered this situation? The axis marked in the image is broken. What could be the cause of this? For transmissions of the same model, both of these thin input shafts have broken
Then we need to consider the mixer’s load issue; if it works fine when idle, then…
I have encountered similar problems; first, check whether the operating load matches the load on the reducer, and then examine the machining of the input shaft as well as any issues with the workpiece. As for the reducer’s lubrication and gears, if the problems lie not within the reducer itself, consider whether there are issues such as excessive clearance or damage in the bearings at the bottom of the mixer, which could cause abnormal vibration. It is also worth checking whether the coupling between the reducer and the motor is aligned correctly, and whether it has been inspected regularly.
If it’s the same company, apart from the load, it’s the material, followed by assembly
It always seems to be the material inside the mixer impacting the rotor of the mixer, which in turn increases the load on the gearbox
They’re all from the same company; all three mixers that are identical to each other have had problems
First-stage input shaft connecting to the motor
Could you provide a detailed description of the operating conditions of this mixer, and in which section of what device it is used?