Y-Axis Ballscrew Replacement
Parts List
Reference Files
Tools Required
Torque Chart
Step 1: ECPLStep 2:Refer to Y-Axis Motor ReplacementRefer to steps 1-4 of the Y-Axis Motor Replacement procedure for instructions on removing the motor. Click the back button in your browser to return to this procedure. Step 3: Remove Motor HousingStep 4: Remove InsertStep 5: Measure / Remove CouplingStep 6: Remove Motor CablesStep 7: Remove Brake / Brake DiscStep 8: Remove Brake Housing / Snap Ring / Brake GearStep 9: Remove Key / Snap RingStep 10: Remove Fasteners from BearingStep 11: Remove Lube Line from BearingStep 12: Remove Fasteners from BallnutStep 13: Remove Lube Line from BallnutStep 14: Remove BallscrewStep 15: Replace Needle Bearing / Snap RingStep 16: Measure CouplingStep 17: Lubricate BearingStep 18: Install BearingStep 19: Install Locknut / CouplingStep 20: Install Inner RaceStep 21: Install InsertStep 22: Clean Bearing Mounting SurfaceStep 23: Clean Ballnut Mounting SurfaceStep 24: Install BallscrewStep 25: Install Key / Snap RingStep 26: Install Fasteners into BearingStep 27: Install Lube Line into BearingStep 28: Install Fasteners into BallnutStep 29: Install Lube Line into BallnutStep 30: Install Motor Housing / Brake Gear / Brake DiscStep 31: Install BrakeStep 32: Install Coupling / TorqueStep 33: Install Motor CablesStep 34: Install InsertStep 35: Install Motor HousingStep 36: Refer to Y-Axis Motor ReplacementRefer to steps 14-21 of the Y-Axis Motor Replacement procedure for instructions on reinstalling the motor. Click the back button in your browser to return to this procedure. Step 37: ECPLStep 38: Activate Lubrication and Run-inActivate the Lubrication Cycle several times via the HMI - Prepare - Pwr-up Cond. HMI screen. After the lubrication cycles have been completed, it is now necessary to run-in the ballscrew. This can be accomplished by moving the axis back and forth along the entire length of travel at half rapid speed for 30 minutes. Then allow the ballscrew to cool for 45 minutes. Once completed, the ballscrew can now be fully loaded. |