Nederman HD100, Instruction Manual

HD100

EN

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QMM033(02)

Pos.

Article No.

Designation

Qty

Unit

29

95235

Inductive proximity switch

-

pce

30

-

Flow check

-

pce

31

95254

Safety switch

-

pce

32

-

Discharge chute - swarf/

coolant

-

pce

33

76374744

Rubber - swarf

-

pce

34

76374745

Rubber - coolant

-

pce

35

970713

Rubber clamp - straight

-

m

36

970714

Rubber clamp - angle

-

pce

-*

76374746

Wear lining

-

pce

* Spare parts to keep in stock

11  Recycling

The product has been designed for component materials to be recycled. 

Its different material types must be handled according to relevant local 

regulations. Contact the distributor or Nederman if uncertainties arise when 

scrapping the product at the end of its service life.

12  Troubleshooting

This trouble-shooting schedule only serves as a guide to probable reasons for 

faults. As mentioned earlier correct maintenance is the best insurance against 

the development of defects.

Table 12-1: Trouble shooting guide

Problem

Possible cause

Solution

Motor starts but 

drum stands still

Belts off

Replace belts

Motor protector 

fuses or motor 

sluggish 

(high power 

consumption)

Blown fuse

Check/replace fuse

Motor fault

Replace motor

Excess feed

Check that feed is not higher than 

indicated in order document 

Solid particles have piled up in 

centrifuge housing

Clean housing and check that free outlet 

is available for liquid and chips.

Too much chips in 

liquid outlet

Worn or deformed screen

Replace screen

Too high level of 

residual moisture 

in centrifuged  

chips

Screen blocked

Clean screen

Screen damaged 

Replace screen

Excess feed

Check that feed is not higher than 

indicated in order document

To high level of 

vibration

Worn bearings 

Replace bearing

Screen damaged by 

component and swarf has 

collected at damage location

Replace screen

Worn drum

Replace drum

13  Acronyms and abbreviations