Telsmith Vibrating Aggregate Screen 5 x 14 Double Deck

Check oil level in each gauge before starting the screen

Is the gear oil level adequate before start-up?

Check oil level in each gauge after 8 hours of operation

Is the gear oil level adequate after 8 hours of operation?

Is grease visible at the seal plate/vibrating shaft junction?

Is excessive grease evident or being flung on the counterweights?

Review Figure 8-55 for brace pattern

Identify brace lengths to be replaced

Clamp the brace being removed to the mounting tabs at both ends using a C-clamp

Remove all 3/4” capscrews holding the brace to the support frame

Remove the C-clamps from one end at a time while lowering the brace

Check for signs of oil breakdown

Measure temperature on the bearing housing face using a magnetic thermometer

Measure temperature on the bearing housing rim using a magnetic thermometer

Check for hot spots using a hand held digital heat scanning device

Is any bearing cover showing more than 180°F (82°C)?

Check wire weave for breaks, tears or separation of the wire.

Replace wire that exhibits any damage.

Observe operating screen for any panels with 'dead spots' where material is puddling.

Replace wire panels that no longer maintain tension over the complete surface area.

Screen Tension and Buffer Check

Check that screen is tight against all buffer and crown bars.

Replace rubber if missing, torn or worn through to the metal on crown bars.

Remove the drain plug from both manifolds and drain oil into a container large enough to contain approximately 8 gallons of oil.

Elevate one side of the screen to facilitate drainage if necessary.

Refill system with 7 gallons (26 L) of specified gear oil for your operating conditions.

Dispose of used oil and flushing solvents according to all Federal, State and Local regulations.