In order to maximise the efficiency and operating life of an
electric motor,
planned routine maintenance is essential. Bearings are, of course, a fundamental
motor component and if greasing is neglected they can deteriorate, causing
issues such as overheating and misalignment. But how often should electric
motor bearings be lubricated?
Peter Wilson of CovElec says that regular motor maintenance
should include checking and re-lubrication of bearings at intervals of around
2,000 hours – normally equating to once every three months. Remember, though,
that the frequency of re-greasing may differ depending on how demanding the motor’s
operating environment is. Consult your motor’s rating plate or contact your
supplier to ensure your motor is being adequately lubricated.
Alternatively, if you’d like to have your electric motor
maintenance carried out by our professional, experienced and friendly team then
call Matthew Gibbons on 07970 676272 or email matthew@gibbonsgroup.co.uk.
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