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Loren Cook Company Wall Exhauster ACRU 70

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Loren Cook Company Wall Exhauster ACRU 70

Loren Cook Company Wall Exhauster ACRU 70

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Bearing Replacement

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Bearing Removal and Preparation

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Remove the old bearing

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Remove any burrs from the shaft by sanding

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New Bearing Installation

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Slide new bearings onto the shaft to the desired location

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Loosely mount bearings onto the bearing support

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Ensure bearing bolts and setscrews are loose enough to allow shaft positioning

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Wheel Positioning and Bearing Securing

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Correctly position the wheel

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Fan Bearing Relubrication

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Preparation

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Is the fan in operation?

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Check the environmental conditions

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Lubrication Process

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Pump grease slowly until a slight bead forms around the bearing seals

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Number of grease injections used

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Post-Lubrication Check

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Is there any excessive grease around the bearing seals?

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Check for any signs of seal damage or contamination

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Pulleys and Belts Replacement

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Preparation

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Clean the motor and fan shafts

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Belt Removal

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Loosen the motor plate mounting bolts to relieve the belt tension

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Remove the belt

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Pulley Removal

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Loosen the pulley setscrews

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Remove the pulleys from the shaft

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Was a three-jaw puller used to remove the pulleys?

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Initial 8 Hours Fan Inspection

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8 Hour Interval Inspection

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Inspect belt alignment

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Inspect belt tension

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Adjust belt alignment if necessary

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Tighten belt if necessary

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Post Inspection

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Restart the fan

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Record any issues found during inspection

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3 Monthly Fan Bearing Relubrication

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Preparation

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Is the fan in operation during lubrication?

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Ensure the grease gun is hand operated and ready for use.

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Lubrication Process

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Enter the fan speed in RPM.

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Select the temperature range during operation.

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Pump grease slowly until a slight bead forms around the bearing seals.

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Enter the number of grease injections used.

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Special Conditions

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