The motor must be connected in accordance
with the accompanying circuit diagram. Screw
down the cable connections and the ground
wires tightly.
If possible use wire end ferrules without
insulating material collars in accordance with
DIN 46228, Part 1, material E-Cu.
4.2
Explosion-proof motors
Special features of explosion-protected motors
(ignition protection type EExe and EExed)
For three-phase motors with current-dependent
delayed protective device (with t
motor protective device with the following
classification:
GB
-
according to DIN VDE 0660, PTB approved
-
current-dependent delay.
For three-phase motors with direct temperature
monitoring TF (with t
temperature sensor in the winding, use triggering
device with the following classification:
-
PTB test mark 3.53 PTC A
-
Response/shutoff time within the t
(see model plate of the motor).
5
Start-up
5.1
General
After making the connections and before starting
up the motor make sure that the direction of
rotation is correct.
Follow the specifications in the operating
instructions for the centrifugal pump, section
2.3.4, topic: Checking direction of rotation.
5.2
Motor with pump
The
instructions
instructions for the centrifugal pump, section 3.1,
topic: First-time start-up apply to the start-up of
the motor together with the centrifugal pump.
During start-up be certain that:
•
the motor is running properly (speed
variations, development of loud sounds,
etc.),
•
all of the motor protection devices are set
to the rated current of the motor,
•
the heating of the motor, especially at the
bearings, does not exceed the maximum
limit.
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time) use
E
time) with PTC thermistor
A
time
A
given
in
the
operating
Schmalenberger GmbH + Co
D-72013 Tübingen - Germany
If problems should arise during start-up or during
normal operation which do not come from the
pump, follow the instructions in Chapter 7,
Troubleshooting.
6
Inspection and servicing
6.1
Inspection & service intervals
The pump drives from the Schmalenberger
company
are
largely
Depending on where they are used and the
operating circumstances, however, monitoring is
needed to maintain performance and prevent
damage.
It is expedient to inspect the drive together with
the centrifugal pump. Also see the operating
instructions for the centrifugal pump, section 4.1,
topic: Servicing & inspection.
The following checks and tasks should be
performed at least monthly:
•
Check heating of motor and bearings
•
Remove soil from the cooling fins
•
Functional check of the safety equipment
6.2
Motor bearings
The service life of the motor bearings is
significantly
influenced
conditions. The rule of thumb is:
every 10,000 hours of operation
-
replace roller bearings
-
replace shaft seals
-
clean cooling air channels
-
correct (renew) corrosion protection.
For motors starting with frame size 160 with AS-
flanged bearing end housing ø 300 (applies to
the single-race angular-contact ball bearings
7212 and 7310) the rule is:
every 4,000 hours of operation
-
Re-grease the roller bearings in the
AS flange with 15 g high-temperature
grease (-40 - 180 °C, for example Klüber
Asonic HQ72-102).
Re-grease using the grease fitting 636.
maintenance-free.
by
the
operating
Antriebe Typ 63 - 200L
Version: 27217 / A