What are the reasons for excessive vibration in a deceleration motor?
During the normal use of a reduction motor, there may be slight vibrations, but if the vibrations are too large, it can endanger the normal application of the reduction motor. To solve the problem of excessive vibration in the reduction motor, we first need to identify the cause of the abnormal vibrations. Let's take a look together with Sailent.
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During the normal use of a reduction motor, there may be slight vibrations, but if the vibrations are too large, it can harm the normal application of the reduction motor and must be addressed promptly. To solve the problem of excessive vibration in the reduction motor, we first need to identify the cause of the abnormal vibration. Let's take a look together with Sailun Special Industry.

1. Loose motor screws. Similar to common faults with couplings, when the motor vibrates for some reason, it transmits the vibration to the reduction motor, causing increased vibration in the reduction motor.
2. Shaft deformation imbalance. When the compressive strength and strength of the shaft are less than specified or become brittle due to long-term work, it causes deformation of the shaft, which can lead to increased vibration in the reduction motor.
3. Damage to the transmission gear. Damage to the transmission gear includes severe pitting in the gear, large meshing gaps, serious gear damage, and broken teeth. Any of these conditions can cause the reduction motor to vibrate excessively and fail to operate normally.
4. Coupling damage. When the coupling connected to the reduction motor is damaged due to oil leakage, loose screws, etc., it transmits its vibration to the reduction motor, causing abnormal vibration in the reduction motor.
5. Severe damage to rolling bearings.
6. Loose anchor bolts. The reduction motor may experience loose anchor bolts or broken screws due to long-term operation, which can lead to excessive vibration and abnormal working conditions.
When the reduction motor is operating, moderate vibration is normal. When the reduction motor experiences significant vibration, we can look for the causes from the above aspects and find corresponding solutions to restore the reduction motor to normal.
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