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SEW Maintenance Series - BEVER

SEW Maintenance SeriesBrake AdjustmentSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment2 Objectives After studying the contained information you will be able to accomplish the following: Perform the proper adjustment to the air-gap setting Perform the proper adjustment to the manual brake releaseSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment3 Tools and Materials What you will need:- 1 10mm Nut-driver18N tdi-1 8mm Nut-driver- 1 Medium Flat Tip Screwdriver- 1 External Snapring Pliers- 1 Metric Feeler Gage PackSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment4 Safety Always follow the proper lockout/tagout procedures. Use the proper safety equipment at all times. SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment5 Step 1 Disconnect all power sources to the Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment6 Step 2 Using the 8mm nut-driver, remove the four (4) small screws that hold the fan guard in place.

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1 SEW Maintenance SeriesBrake AdjustmentSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment2 Objectives After studying the contained information you will be able to accomplish the following: Perform the proper adjustment to the air-gap setting Perform the proper adjustment to the manual brake releaseSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment3 Tools and Materials What you will need:- 1 10mm Nut-driver18N tdi-1 8mm Nut-driver- 1 Medium Flat Tip Screwdriver- 1 External Snapring Pliers- 1 Metric Feeler Gage PackSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment4 Safety Always follow the proper lockout/tagout procedures. Use the proper safety equipment at all times. SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment5 Step 1 Disconnect all power sources to the Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment6 Step 2 Using the 8mm nut-driver, remove the four (4) small screws that hold the fan guard in place.

2 SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment7 Step 3 Remove the fan Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment8 Step 4 Using the external snapring pliers, remove the snapring that secures the Driving the worldZ-Fan InstructionsProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment9 Cast Iron Z-Fan Removal Instructions12 Use pullers and air wrench to remove the Z-FanEnsure proper placement of puller jaws between fanjaws between fan blades3 Remove the Z-Fan3 Remove the Z-Fan from the motorSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldReturn to Disc ReplacementProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment10 Step 5 With the medium sized flat-tip screwdriver, gently pry the fan up and down to loosen and remove it. Use caution to avoid damaging the fan! SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment11 Step 6 Using the flat tip screw driver, remove the 2 brake sealing band clamps (if applicable).SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment12 Step 7 Remove the brake sealing band with the flat tip screwdriver, using caution not to damage the sealing Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment13 Step 8 Using the metric feeler gauge, determine the current air-gap !

3 The air-gap is located between the coil body and the stationary measurement must be taken here for a proper Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment14 Step 9 To determine the proper air-gap, please refer to the first chart on page 4 of the Motor and Brakemotor Operating Instructions (Document # 09 793 77).SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment15 Step 10 Using the metric feeler gage and the 10mm nut driver, tighten or loosen the three retaining nuts, until you achieve the proper !Caution!Adjustments to the air-gap must be made each nut and recheck SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldadjustment once the final gap has been TrainingBrake Adjustment16 Step 11 Note: Any adjustment to the air gap will also affect the play in the manual Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment17 Step 12 To determine the correct free play (clearance), please refer to the next to last paragraph on page 4 of the Motor and Brakemotor Operating Instructions (Document # 09 793 77).

4 SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment18 Step 13 Using the 8mm nut driver and the metric feeler gage, adjust the manual release arm until the proper amount of play is the free play on the release arm. adjust the locking nuts as needed to achieve mm gap. (S Dimension)Caution!There must always be clearance on the : The brake release mechanism isnotused toSEW- eurodrive Driving the worldmechanism is notused to change the brake s torque setting. Product TrainingBrake Adjustment19 Step 14 Using the flat tip screwdriver, re-install the rubber brake band, using caution to not damage the Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment20 Step 15 Re-install the 2 brake band clamps using the flat tip Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment21 Step 16 Re-install the Driving the worldZ-Fan InstructionsProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment22 Cast Iron Z-Fan Installation InstructionsHeat the Z-Fan in an oven to approximately 250degrees Fahrenheit12 Install the Z-fan3 Install the Circlip4 SEW- eurodrive Driving the worldReturn to Brake AdjustmentProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment23 Step 17 Re-install the snapring using the snapring Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment24 Step 18 Re-install the motor fan guard.

5 Using the 8mm nut Driving the worldProduct TrainingBrake Adjustment25 Step 19 Reconnect power and confirm the proper operation of the brakemotor and attached Driving the worl


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