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Today, we are here with another exciting and fascinating video about the replacement of the bearings in a 2400-kilowatt, 1000 RPM electric motor from Siemens.
At the front of this electric motor, an NU234 roller bearing is used, and at the rear, a 6230 ball bearing and an NU230 roller bearing are used. After disassembling the electric motor, it was observed that the rings where the brushes are placed were damaged, so they were transferred to the machining section for repair.
00:00 Disassembling the rear cover of the electric motor
03:21 Removing the coupling of the electric motor
04:42 Disassembling the front cover of the electric motor
06:45 Cutting and removing the inner ring of the front roller bearing of the electric motor
07:10 Removing the cooling fan of the electric motor
07:58 Removing the rotor from the stator
10:00 Removing the rear roller bearing of the electric motor
10:45 Installing the rotor into the stator
13:45 Cutting and removing the rear ball bearing of the electric motor
15:14 Assembling the cooling fan
16:04 Installing the front roller bearing of the electric motor
18:17 Installing the front cover of the electric motor
19:36 Installing the rear ball bearing of the electric motor
20:13 Continuing to install the front cover of the electric motor
22:59 Installing the rear roller bearing of the electric motor
24:15 Installing the rear cover of the electric motor
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