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BA 67

Schaeffler Technologies

Lubricators CONCEPT4

About the

 

user manual

This user manual is part of the product:

Keep for future reference.

Symbols 

The warning and hazard symbols are defined in accordance with 
ANSI Z535.6-2011.

WARNING

In case of non-compliance, death or serious injury may occur.

CAUTION

In case of non-compliance, minor or moderate injury may occur.

NOTICE

In case of non-compliance, damage or malfunctions in the product or 
the adjacent construction may occur.

Mandatory signs

The mandatory sign is defined in accordance with DIN 4884-2 and 
DIN EN ISO 7010.

Availability

A current electronic version (.pdf) of this user manual can be found 
at http://medien.schaeffler.com.

Use the search term BA 67.

Legal guidelines

The information in this manual corresponded to the most recent 
status at the close of editing. The illustrations and descriptions 
cannot be used as grounds for any claims relating to devices that 
have already been delivered. Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG 
accepts no liability for any damage or malfunctions if the device or 
accessories have been modified or used in an inappropriate manner.

Original user manual

The original user manual is taken to be a user manual in the German 
language. A user manual in another language is to be taken as a 
translation of the original user manual.

Use safety goggles

Summary of Contents for CONCEPT4

Page 1: ...Lubricators CONCEPT4 User manual...

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Page 3: ...icants The lubricators contain highly efficient microprocessor controlled piston pumps Each piston pump has two outlets Lubrication intervals and lubrication quantities can be set individually for eac...

Page 4: ...s Usage for the intended purpose 5 Usage not for the intended purpose 5 Selection and qualification of personnel 5 Warning notice 6 Safety regulations 6 Description Design 8 Scope of delivery 10 Trans...

Page 5: ...lug connector assignment 17 Input signals at PIN 2 18 Output signals at PIN 4 25 Troubleshooting and rectification 29 Maintenance 30 Cleaning 31 Visual inspection 31 Replacing the cartridge 32 Decommi...

Page 6: ...ISO 7010 Availability A current electronic version pdf of this user manual can be found at http medien schaeffler com Use the search term BA 67 Legal guidelines The information in this manual correspo...

Page 7: ...used in environments with an explosion risk The device must not be converted Selection and qualification of personnel The device may only be mounted commissioned operated and maintained by qualified p...

Page 8: ...ccordance with the national and inter national regulations covering the installation of electro technical equipment You may only operate the device within the limits described in the technical data If...

Page 9: ...lified professional in compliance with accident prevention regulations Wear safety goggles at all times when handling the device The device must be placed in a voltage free state before starting repai...

Page 10: ...inserted above the piston pumps Grease cartridge The grease is supplied in cartridges A grease cartridge cannot be refilled Special empty cartridges are the exception to this The responsibility for u...

Page 11: ...he number of outlets Further information Information on suitable accessories can be found in TPI 252 Lubricators Multi function interface The4 pinconnectorwithanexternalthread M12 1 communication inte...

Page 12: ...ricant lines connection fittings connection cables and cartridges can be found in TPI 252 Lubricators Transport and storage The packaging does not protect the product against damage during transportat...

Page 13: ...ensions of the device see page 34 Mount the lubricator as close as possible to the lubrication points Further information Information on the length of the lubricant lines can be found in TPI 252 Lubri...

Page 14: ...ge the seals and introduce contaminants into the lubricator Use brushes and cloths to clean the parts Fitting the grease cartridge To fit the grease cartridge proceed as shown Figure 5 to Figure 8 pag...

Page 15: ...inants enter the lubricator the piston pumps will be damaged Clean the grease cartridge prior to insertion if contaminated Figure 6 Removing the seal on the grease cartridge 0016D615 0016D615 Figure 7...

Page 16: ...into place NOTICE Contaminants can enter the lubricator if the grease cartridge is not fully screwed into place Screw mount the grease cartridge through two revolutions to ensure it is seated correctl...

Page 17: ...ied out exclusively by qualified personnel who observe the safety regulations NOTICE Exceeding the permissible connection values will cause serious damage to the device Observe the permissible connect...

Page 18: ...17 Bleeding the lubricator Activate the function FIL via the external controller PLC using the 12 seconds signal The lubricator delivers 20 lubricant doses per outlet The total duration for carrying o...

Page 19: ...example indicator lights or external controller NOTICE Exceeding the output current will cause serious damage to the device The maximum permissible output current must not exceed Imax 20 mA Do not con...

Page 20: ...be picked up and processed on the control side Overview of signals Figure 10 4 pin plug 1 2 4 3 0016E9E4 0016E9E4 PIN Assignment Colour 1 Input voltage DC 24 V 4 8 4 8 V operating voltage stabilised...

Page 21: ...let At the same time the device sends a LOW level as an output signal to the external controller while the motor is running The lubricator sends a continuous output signal HIGH level to PIN 4 which in...

Page 22: ...of the two outlets in pump body 1 U voltage t time Tp pause time between two signals Tfb optimum query point for successful dispensing of grease ML motor run Input signal at PIN 2 Output signal at PIN...

Page 23: ...dispensing process at one of the two outlets in pump body 2 U voltage t time Tp pause time between two signals ML motor run Input signal at PIN 2 Output signal at PIN 4 Figure 12 5 seconds signal 0 t...

Page 24: ...ess at one of the two outlets in pump body 1 and in pump body 2 U voltage t time Tp pause time between two signals ML motor run P pause Input signal at PIN 2 Output signal at PIN 4 Figure 13 8 seconds...

Page 25: ...ation is complete as soon as lubricant emerges from the outlet It may be necessary to carry out the function FIL several times until lubricant emerges If the empty level is reached during function FIL...

Page 26: ...he pause time between two motor runs U voltage t time Tp pause time between two signals ML motor run P pause termination function CLr possible Input signal at PIN 2 Output signal at PIN 4 Figure 14 12...

Page 27: ...essful the device continues to transmit the LOW level as an output signal In this case further troubleshooting steps must be taken see page 29 Output signals at PIN 4 The possible output signals that...

Page 28: ...unning time The visualisation of the advance fill level warning via an external controller PLC should only take place after three consecutive signal indications The advance fill level warning is a pur...

Page 29: ...signal cannot be cleared and continues without interruption until the cartridge is replaced The transition across the output signals when replacing a cartridge with the lubricator switched on is illus...

Page 30: ...he insertion of the new cartridge from which point a permanent HIGH signal is sent For further information on changing cartridges see page 32 Error message A permanent LOW level indicates that the lub...

Page 31: ...there is a DC 24 V power supply Voltage values unacceptable Then restore the supply voltage Voltage values acceptable Then insert the plug Clear the error Perform self test Successful Then the error...

Page 32: ...ary machines Do not disable any safety devices unless it is absolutely necessary in order to reach the lubricator Reconnect all safety devices on completion of the maintenance work Note After the main...

Page 33: ...pressed air for cleaning Visual inspection During the visual inspection the entire lubrication system is checked for external damage Check the condition of the lubrication points for correct supply of...

Page 34: ...ty level detection system will fail and the lubrication point may become damaged Only use a completely filled grease cartridge Ensure that the lubricator is supplied with voltage for reliable detectio...

Page 35: ...lubricant lines must be in an unpressurised state Disposal In order to prevent environmental contamination disposal of the lubricator must be carried out in accordance with the directives of the relev...

Page 36: ...cm3 Metering volume per outlet with one delivery stroke 0 16 cm3 0 0 008 cm3 Operating pressure 70 bar 10 5 7 bar Lubricant Grease up to NLGI 21 Operating temperature 15 C up to 60 C Number of outlet...

Page 37: ...Schaeffler Technologies BA 67 35 EU Declaration of Conformity Figure 22 EU Declaration of Conformity 0018F24A 0018F24A...

Page 38: ...y compiled and checked by us but we cannot guarantee complete accuracy We reserve the right to make corrections Therefore please always check whether more up to date or amended information is availabl...

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