| Failures |
Reasons |
Solutions |
| Gear motor overheating |
- Overloading
- Too little or too much lubricating oil
- Poor or inappropriate lubricating oil
- Excessive oil seal friction
- Improper connection between output shaft and transmission
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- Adjust to an appropriate load or choose a larger model
- Add proper lubricating oil according to the instructions
- Add appropriate lubricating oil after the oil is drained
- Put a few drops of lubricating oil on the oil seal
- Adjust to proper position
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with noise
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- Worm gears and worms have poor meshing
- Bearing damage or excessive clearance
- Insufficient lubricating oil
- Foreign body intrusion
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- Trimming the tooth contact surface
- Replace the bearing
- Add appropriate amount of lubricating oil according to the instructions
- Remove foreign objects and replace the lubricating oil
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Abnormal vibration
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- Poorly fixed transmission
- Worm gear worn or damaged
- Bearing wear or damage
- Loose bolts
- Foreign body intrusion
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- Fixed transmission
- Replace worm gear
- Replace the bearing
- Tighten the bolts
- Remove foreign objects and replace the lubricating oil
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| Oil leakage |
- Oil seal damage
- Damaged gasket
- Too much oil
- Loose oil plug
- Damaged oil mark
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- Replace the oil seal
- Replace the gasket
- Add appropriate amount of lubricating oil
- Tighten the oil plug
- Replace the oil mark
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The input or output axis does not rotate
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- Worm gear is overheated
- Bearing damage
- Foreign body intrusion
- Excessive wear of worm gear and worm
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- Replace or repair
- Replace the bearing
- Remove foreign objects and replace the lubricating oil
- Replace worm gear or worm
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| Worm gear excessive wear |
- Overload operation
- Poor or inappropriate lubricating oil
- Insufficient lubricating oil
- Bearing wear
- Operating temperature is too high
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- Adjust to the appropriate negative
- Change the proper lubricating oil
- Add proper lubricating oil according to the instructions
- Replace the bearing
- Improve the ventilation environment
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