Servo Motor Maintenance

Planned maintenance keeps the mechanical and electrical condition of the motor under control before a fault occurs. Cleaning, insulation, mechanical tolerances, brake, cooling and connections are assessed in the laboratory; the work carried out is determined by the design of the device.

No fixed maintenance interval is given for every motor; the interval is agreed together with you based on the operating environment and load.

• Harsh operating environmentDust, humidity, oil or high temperature.
• No maintenance historyIt is unknown when the last maintenance was carried out.
• Change in temperature or vibrationBehaviour has changed, even without an alarm.
• Heavy shift loadA continuously running line with a planned downtime window.

A symptom is not a diagnosis; the cause becomes clear during laboratory diagnosis.

At the end of maintenance, the motor is run under suitable conditions and the findings are shared in a short summary. No parts are replaced without approval; if maintenance reveals a finding that requires repair, it is reported separately.

1. 01

   Registration

   We record the device details and symptoms and send you a reference number.

2. 02

   Analysis

   The fault is diagnosed in the laboratory, so it is clear what has failed.

3. 03

   Quotation and approval

   Scope and price are confirmed in writing; nothing is done without your approval.

4. 04

   Repair

   The repair is carried out within the approved scope; you are informed of any deviation.

5. 05

   Testing and delivery

   The device is tested under suitable conditions and returned with a short technical summary.

For batch maintenance, stating the number of devices and the planned downtime period in the request form makes planning easier. A schedule is not mandatory; a free-form planning note is enough.