Checking Bearings of Meyer Klean-In-Place II Rotary Airlock Feeder
This procedure outlines the steps to inspect and maintain the bearings of the Meyer Klean-In-Place II Rotary Airlock Feeder, including visual inspection, monitoring for noise and vibration, checking for excessive heat, ensuring proper lubrication, regular monitoring, and contacting Meyer Service for assistance if needed.
QIC
04/23/2025
Checking Bearings of Meyer Klean-In-Place II Rotary Airlock Feeder
This procedure outlines the steps to inspect and maintain the bearings of the Meyer Klean-In-Place II Rotary Airlock Feeder, including visual inspection, monitoring for noise and vibration, checking for excessive heat, ensuring proper lubrication, regular monitoring, and contacting Meyer Service for assistance if needed.
Visual Inspection
Inspect bearings for signs of wear or damage
Look for unusual marks, discoloration, or deformation on bearing surfaces
Monitor for Unusual Noise or Vibration
Listen for unusual noises such as grinding or squealing
Feel for unusual vibrations by placing a hand on the bearing housing during operation
Check for Excessive Heat
Touch the bearing housing to check for excessive heat
Measure the temperature of the bearing housing with a temperature gun
Meter name
Unit
Lubrication Check
Ensure bearings are properly lubricated
Check lubrication integrity if bearings have been submerged in a cleaning tank
Contact for Assistance
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