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Maintenance

Procedures

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CAUTION: Do not use oils containing detergents for
bearing lubrication. Detergent oils will remove the
graphite in the bearing sleeve and cause bearing fail-
ure. Also, do not disturb bearing alignment by tight-
ening bearing cap adjustment on a new unit as they
are torque adjusted at the factory.

FAN MOTOR BEARINGS
All Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled (TEFC) Fan Motors have
regreaseable bearings. The motor bearings should be
lubricated as recommended in the motor manufacturer’s
operating instructions that are attached to the motor when
the equipment ships from the factory.

LOCKING COLLARS
Each eccentric locking collar should be checked
every six months to ensure that the inner bearing
race is secured to the fan shaft. 
The locking collar can
be set using the following procedure (see Figure 4):

1. Loosen the set screw.

2. Using a drift pin or centerpunch, tap the collar (in the

hole provided) tangentially in the direction of rotation
while holding the shaft.

3. Retighten the set screw.

ADJUSTABLE MOTOR BASE:
The motor base slides and adjusting screw (See Figure 5)
should be coated twice a year using a good quality corro-
sion inhibiting grease such as one of those recommended
for lubricating the fan shaft bearings (see Page 9).

TEMP AMBIENT

70°F to 110°F

30°F to 70°F

5°F to 30°F

-25°F to 5°F

OIL CUP

Figure 3 – Sleeve Bearing

TABLE 3.  Sleeve Bearing Lubricants

B.A.C. P/N

TEXACO

EXXON

#582628PI

#582627PI

Regal R & O 320

Regal R & O 150

Regal R & O   32

Capella           32

Teresstic  220

Teresstic  100

Teresstic    32

DRIFT
PIN

(A) TAP THE LOCKING COLLAR

IN DIRECTION OF FAN ROTATION

(B) TIGHTEN SET SCREW

AFTER CAM IS LOCKED

DIRECTION
OF ROTATION

Figure 4 – Locking Collar Assembly

ADJUSTING

NUT

LOCK NUT

ADJUSTING SCREW

Figure 5 – Adjustable Motor Base
VTO, VT1, VTL, VF1, VFL, VC1, VCL

ADJUSTABLE MOTOR BASE:
The motor base hangers, hinges, and adjusting screw
(See Figure 5A and 5B) should be coated twice a year
using a good quality corrosion inhibiting grease such as
one of those recommended for lubricating the fan shaft
bearings (see Page 9).

MOTOR
BASE
HANGERS

ADJUSTING
SCREW

Figure 5A – Adjustable Motor Base
VC2-N138-N446

Summary of Contents for V Series

Page 1: ...inspection and service identi fied A copy of the unit certified drawing should also be available for reference If you need additional informa tion about the operation or maintenance of this equip men...

Page 2: ...87 Baltimore Aircoil Company 2 Basin Section CASING WET DECK SURFACE SPRAY NOZZLES SPRAY BRANCHES SPRAY HEADER ELIMINATORS FAN DISCHARGE COWLS HEAVY DUTY CONSTR WATER MAKE UP VALVE ADJUSTABLE FLOAT AC...

Page 3: ...CONDENSERS Heat Transfer Coil Section Basin Section 3 CASING COIL SPRAY NOZZLES SPRAY NOZZLES ELIMINATORS FAN DISCHARGE COWL WATER MAKE UP VALVE ASSEMBLY ADJUSTABLE FLOAT ACCESS DOOR STRAINER WATER P...

Page 4: ...D BASIN SECTION FOR VC2 319 1774 PROTECTION FROM MOVING PARTS TWO STAGE AXIAL FLOW FAN FAN SCREEN FAN SHAFT FAN BALL BEARING FAN DRIVES FAN MOTOR WATER MAKE UP VALVE ASSEMBLY STRAINER WATER BLEED SPRA...

Page 5: ...EVAPORATIVE CONDENSERS ELIMINATORS WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AIR INLET RING FAN SHAFT AND BEARING FAN FAN MOTOR STRAINER ASSEMBLY WATER MAKEUP VALVE WET DECK SURFACE SPRAY NOZZLES ELIMINATORS COIL FA...

Page 6: ...the protection of authorized ser vice and maintenance personnel each fan and pump motor associated with this equipment must be installed with a lockable disconnect switch located within sight of the c...

Page 7: ...essure greater than 10 0 psig may cause damage to the distribution system 12 Inspect the spray nozzles and heat transfer section 13 Start the fan and check for the proper rotation as indi cated by the...

Page 8: ...e or for remote sump application It is located inside the unit cold water basin within easy reach from the access door at the connection end of each unit The standard make up assembly see Figure 1 con...

Page 9: ...2 each equipped with a lubrication fitting and locking collar Models VTO 65 to 116 VF1 027 VF1 036 and VC1 72 thru 135 also have a sleeve bearing see Figure 3 located midway on the shaft The fan shaf...

Page 10: ...tion while holding the shaft 3 Retighten the set screw ADJUSTABLE MOTOR BASE The motor base slides and adjusting screw See Figure 5 should be coated twice a year using a good quality corro sion inhibi...

Page 11: ...ct all four points as indicated If realignment is nec essary loosen the motor sheave and align it with the fan sheave Allow approximately 1 4 for draw up as the motor sheave is pulled tight on the bus...

Page 12: ...ich do not require extraordinary corrosion protection can be touched up with a repair kit B A C Part No 16 133P In the unlikely event that the damage is more extensive than simple scratches or dents c...

Page 13: ...ntrol to determine whether any critical speeds may be encountered and if any motor modifi cations may be required Recommended Operating Speeds For optimum system performance and equipment longevity fa...

Page 14: ...tment CORROSION AND SCALE CONTROL In Evaporative Cooling Products cooling is accomplished by the evaporation of a portion of the process water as it flows through the unit As this water evaporates the...

Page 15: ...trations of iodine through the make up water line the IOBIO Control automatically controls unwanted microbiological contami nants in the open water system Contact your local B A C Representative for m...

Page 16: ...ltimore Aircoil P O Box 7322 Baltimore Maryland 21227 410 799 6200 Fax 410 799 6416 www BaltimoreAircoil com email info BaltimoreAircoil com SEN 10M 09 00 Printed on Recycled Paper Printed in the U S...

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