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Need help: What’s going on here? Rotork electric valve actuator

2022-04-03View Original

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The shaft end of the gearbox was pushed out. What is the reason? How to fix it? Thank you!
Reply #22022-04-04
Have it repaired. It is caused by internal jamming. It is caused by a faulty limit switch or an overload fault.
Reply #32022-04-11
Take it apart and analyze it; address each specific issue individually
Reply #42022-04-11
I’m also very curious; please let me know if there are any results.
Reply #52022-04-12
Upon disassembly, it was found that the rolling bearing at the drive end of the drive shaft was damaged. It is likely a lubrication failure.
Reply #62022-04-12
Can’t we turn to the manufacturer or its agent in such a situation?
Reply #72022-04-12
The actuator has low torque; it’s a fundamental deficiency.
Reply #82022-04-14
I contacted the manufacturer, who replied that the actuator and gearbox might not be compatible.
Reply #92022-04-14
Guru! Why does bearing damage to the drive shaft occur when the torque is low?
Reply #102022-04-14
If the torque is low, everything in the reducer becomes smaller; it’s impossible to prevent it from breaking.

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