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Service Manual For Motor and Pump
Service Manual For Motor and Pump
Service Manual
Motor / Pump
SH11C 160-180
HSM-0005E
1
February 2018
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DISCLAIMER
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languages not in compliance with the original meaning. In case of conflicting language versions of this document, the English original
prevails. Dana shall not be liable for any misinterpretation of the content here into. Photos and illustrations might not represent the
exact product.
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without prior written approval.
THIS INFORMATION IS NOT INTENDED FOR SALE OR RESALE, AND THIS NOTICE MUST REMAIN ON ALL COPIES.
Foreword
Index
Foreword ........................................................................ 4
Layout and use of this manual ........................................................................ 4
Notice .............................................................................................................. 4
Safety instructions ........................................................................................... 4
Product identification and serial number ......................................................... 5
Standard tools ................................................................................................. 5
Special tools .................................................................................................... 5
In preparing the manual some simple pictograms have been chosen with the purpose of
drawing the reader’s attention and making the consultation of the manual easier and more
immediate.
DANGER CAUTION
Failure to comply with the Failure to comply with the
instructions could result instructions could lead to
in damage to persons and technical damage to the
property. machine and/or system.
Safety instructions
The motor (or pump) may only be used or assembled Before proceeding with any operation on the motor (or pump),
on a machine by technicians who are adequately Stop the machine and let it cool. Never carry out any operation
trained about its operation and the deriving dangers, whilst the pump is running.
using clothing and personal protective equipment ap-
propriate. Avoid release to the environment the oil contained in the motor
housing (or pump housing) and in the circuit during disassembly.
Variations to the functional parameters of the mo-
tor (or pump), pressure adjustments, demounting Moving the motor (or pump) only as described in the operations
and refitting of parts not described in the operation of predisassembly.
and maintenance manual by unauthorized personnel
shall relieve Brevini Fluid Power from all and every Use the equipment listed in this manual to prevent damage to
liability for deriving accidents or for failure to comply property and people.
with the laws in merit.
Tighten all components with the torque indicated in the table and
The motor (or pump) must be started in compliance in the early stages of assembly.
with the specific instructions in the “Installation and
commissioning notes”.
Product
description
YY/MM - S S S S S S BB
Serial number
Standard tools
METRIC Spanners 10mm a 41mm
METRIC Allen Keys 2.5mm a 14mm
Series of screwdrivers
Series of Drivers / Punch
Torque spanners
Special tools
DESCRIPTION CODE
6
11
17 21
8
20 4 7
3
1
5 2
30
15
12
18
19
24 26
27
29
16
13
28
27
25 14 23
31
10A
22
10C
10B
23
23 22
Internal damage Internal damage to Internal damage to Internal damage Shaft seal damaged.
Motor to motor. Check motor. Check motor. Check to motor. Unsuitable drain
the drain flow. the drain flow. the drain flow. Check the drain flow. hose.
Dana Incorporated
Suction filter Suction filter Air in suction
Suction filter Vacuum-meter. Check pressure at
plugged. plugged. line.
max speed.
9
Preliminary operations
Introduction
Before removing the motor you need to take all precautions Before disconnecting the various pipes or hoses, clean the mo-
necessary to ensure safety. tor to avoid the accidental ingress of dirt.
Stop the machine. Check that the system is not under pressure. If there are electrical connections, check that they are not under
Discharge or disconnect accumulators. tension.
Verify that there are no suspended loads connected to the
machine.
Remove the pressure, case drain and pilot lines and any electrical
connections.
CAUTION: The hydraulic circuit and the motor may be
hot! Start the disassembly operations only after cooling.
After removing the hoses, apply the protections at all the open
port to prevent the ingress of foreign bodies.
23
29
13 10B
23
10A
32
28
27 25
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
15
11
6
9
14
16
18
1
19
15
Remove the shaft with a press fastening the flange of the motor to
P a bracket (S).
Place under the motor a cushion for the shaft block (P)
of soft material (ES: foam / rubber) to avoid damage.
Fig. 6 Fig. 7
Fig. 8
12
2 8
30
20
3
7
1
3
Insert 7 pin Ø3,5 (B) in the outer holes M4. place a
metal plate (A), on the pins (B) to be able to remove the
bearings through a press (see next figure).
Do not insert pins too long to prevent breakage and
damage to the parts.
Fig. 11 Fig. 12
3
A
7
B
4
Remove the metal plate (A) and the pins (B). Continue to remove the bearings (4) and (3) with a puller.
Fig. 13 Fig. 14
1
3
4
21
17
11
Check shaft (1) end spline wear or parallel shaft end key 6
groove and key for wear or fractures.
Check bearings (3) and (4) and adjacent surfaces for Remove the seals (17). Remove the seals (21) being
wear. If necessary, they must be changed. careful not to damage it with sharp or pointed tools.
Fig. 15 Fig. 16
C
7
3 3
1 1
Insert the bearing (3) with a press using a spacer (C). Place the spacer (7) paying attention to the direction of mounting.
Fig. 17 Fig. 18
8
20
7 4
Insert the bearing (4) with a press using a cylindrical spacer (D). Add shims to achieve correct prelaod of bearings
Fig. 19 Fig. 20
Thread locking
fluid (strong)
12
2
30 18
6 Nm 19
[4.43 lbf•ft]
15
137
1
21
Heat the motor housing to 75°-80° C to facilitate insertion of the 17
preassembled shaft. Move the shaft (1) to the stop.
Remove the components that can be damaged at high
temperatures, such as lip seal and O-ring. 11
Do not heat the motor housing with a flame.
WARNING: avoid hand contact with the motor housing
that will be at a very high temperature - use gloves! 6
Wait until the assembly has cooled down before pro-
ceeding to next step.
Fig. 23 Fig. 24
14
16
Extract the screw mounted on the central pivot. By this
way, the spring enlarges its length and the cylinder barrel
touches the chamfer on the housing.
Fig. 25 Fig. 26
23
13 10B
23
10A
22
While mounting the cover assembly to the motor casing WARNING: see correct mounting position referred to
assembly, check that the shaft is free to move, although pump rotation.
with some friction. If it jams, stop screwing the bolts and
re-check the correct positioning of the components.
Fig. 27 Fig. 28
COUNTER
CLOCKWISE
24
pump 27
CLOCKWISE
pump 26
10 Nm
[7.37 lbf•ft]
29
28
27
25 50 Nm
[36.85 lbf•ft]
Fig. 29 Fig. 30
Vg Qdr
ηv
[cm /rev]
3
[l/min]
min 1,0(b)
SH11C 160 160 0.97%
max 3,0(b)
min 1,0(b)
SH11C 180 178,1 0.97%
max 3,0(b)
Fill with oil all the ports and the casingS and apply protective
plastic caps on the open parts of the motor (or pump) to avoid the
entry of foreign bodies.
Store in a dry place and protect from dust or rain. (eg: plastic
bag).
Demolition
Do not dispose outdoors but hand the motors (or pumps) over to
specialised waste collection centres.