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TECO Electric Motor AEGH

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Anti-Friction Bearings Oil Level Check

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5.5.5 Oil re-lubrication — For oil lubrication types only

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Check the current oil level in the sight gauge

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Is the oil level above the maximum shown on the sight gauge?

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Is the oil level below the minimum shown on the sight gauge?

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Avoid overfilling the oil

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Was excessive make-up oil added?

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Anti-Friction Bearings Oil Change

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5.5.5 Oil Re-lubrication

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Change the oil at regular intervals

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Determine the interval for oil changes based on operating conditions

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Is the ambient temperature high, requiring more frequent oil changes?

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Avoid operating the motor with oxidized oil

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Use only good grade, oxidation-corrosion-inhibited turbine oils from reputable companies

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Is the ambient temperature near or below freezing?

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Preheat the oil or use special oil if necessary

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Use the lubrication oil stipulated on the lubrication nameplate, if attached

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Valve Inspection

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5.8.2 Valve Inspection

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Inspect the following valves for normal function

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Ensure the check valve is protecting the pump from reverse flow and excessive backpressure

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Verify the stop valve is operational during priming, starting, and shutdown of the pump

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Is the stop valve closed before stopping the pump?

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Close the stop valve before stopping the pump if operating against a high static head

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Sleeve Bearing Re-Assembly

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5.6.4 Re-assembly

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Clean the interior of the bearing housing and flush with clean oil or kerosene

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Wipe the bearing halves and shaft journal with a lint-free cloth soaked in clean oil

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Inspect all parts for imperfections

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Remove imperfections using appropriate methods such as stoning, scraping, or filing, followed by thorough cleaning

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Check the condition of the floating labyrinth seal halves for cracks or chips

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Ensure the bottom half seal's drilled holes are positioned at the bottom toward the inside of the bearing

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Apply a bead of Curil-T around the seal half O.D.'s on both sides adjacent to the garter spring groove

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Place the bottom seal half on top of the shaft and roll it into position

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3 Yearly Non-Reverse Ratchet Pin Replacement

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Check for reverse shock load conditions

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Inspect the frequency of pump starting and stopping

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Evaluate the condition of ratchet pins for deformation

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Listen for unusual noises from the ratchet pins

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Replace ratchet pins if necessary

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Inspect and maintain the check valve in the discharge line

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Inspect and maintain the stop valve in the discharge line

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