Screen-It
Question 1:
Deutz®
engine gets too hot and shuts down at 245 degrees
Answer:
- Clean dirt and debris from cylinder heads
- Check condition of blower fan, it may be worn
- Check air filter, a plugged filter can cause higher engine
temperatures
- Make sure the engine exhaust air is not being restricted
Question 2:
6x16 screen basket is hard to start on cold
mornings
Answer:
- Check drive belt tension
- Check engine RPM. The RPM should be at maximum when starting
the screen
- Check blocking to make sure the screen basket is not making
contact with the feeder head pulley while engaging
- Run conveyors for several minutes before starting the
screen, this will take the chill off of the oil allowing the
screen to start easier
Question 3:
Screen-It feed belt is hard to track
Answer:
- The feed belt travels at a maximum of 50 feet per minute and
is 48 inches wide.
- The belt is also very flat.
- When tracking the belt, be patient and allow time for the
conveyor to respond. You will not see immediate results.
- The slack adjusters are designed to tension the belt only.
- There is a self correcting return idler to assist in the
belt tracking. Check to see if the self correcting idler
is free to pivot.
Question 4:
How often should I grease the 5x12 screen
bearings?
Answer:
- Each 100 mm screen bearing should be greased (from a hand
pump grease gun) per hour of operation.
- If you screen for 8 hours, you should pump 8 pumps of grease
per screen bearing.
Question 5:
How often should I grease the 6x16 2 deck screen
bearing?
Answer:
- The 6x16 screen has 140 mm oil bath bearing.
- The reservoir holds 5 gallons.
- Oil should be chevron delo 80w-90 or equivalent
- Older models did have a grease zerk, it should receive 3-4
pumps of grease per day
- The grease forms a dust seal to protect the actual oil seal
Question 6:
Can I change the speed of the Screen-IT discharge
conveyors?
Answer:
- A standard machine has a fixed speed conveyor except for the
feeder belt
- Flow controls are optional and can be installed in the field
- All of the side discharge conveyor motors have the same
diameter shaft size and bolt pattern, they can be switched to
change speeds
- The pump for each conveyor has a different flow rate to
increase the adjustability
Question 7:
My screen cloth has a hole in it
Answer:
- If a screen panel wears out, it will form as a hole
- The wires will be worn thin approaching the hole
- If the screen panel breaks down the length of the clamp rail
or the crown rail, it is due to loose clamp rails
- If the clamp rails are not tight enough, the screen panel
will be loose and the screen will flex up and down along the
edge. Eventually it will break
Cone
Question 1:
What type of oil is required for CEC cone
lubrication?
Answer:
- CEC recommends chevron delo 80w-90 or equivalent for the
cone lube in the following cone crushers:
- 36"/40"
- 450
- 48/51"
- 54"
- 60"
Question 2:
What should I torque the cone u-bolt to on the
concave liner?
Answer:
- The torque should be:
- 36"/40" - 450 foot pound
- 450 - 525 foot pound
- 48"/51" - 600 foot pound
- The super cone SC series does not contain u-bolts to hold
the liner in place. It has a unique locking ring that
torques to:
- SC 200 - 250 foot pound
- SC 300 - 350 foot pound
- SC 400 - 425 foot pound
Question 3:
How tight should the electric motor drive be?
Answer:
- On average the belts should be tensioned to 1/16 inch
deflection per inch of span at a 20 pound pull
- Belt tension gauges are available for accurate belt
tensioning
Jaw
Question 1:
What type of oil should I use on a CEC Jaw crusher
bearing and how much?
Answer:
- CEC recommends Chevron 80w-90 for the main frame pitman
bearings
- The pitman bearing are oil bath bearings and there is a
sight glass on the front of the pitman to show proper oil level
- The main frame bearings have a dipstick on each bearing and
the reservoir is considerably smaller than the pitman bearings
- The oil level should be checked daily
Question 2:
Why does my Jaw crusher have two sight gauges for
the pitman?
Answer:
- The upper sight gauge is used if the jaw is mounted level 0
degrees
- The lower sight gauge should be used if the jaw is mounted
at an 8 degree angle
- Almost all CEC portable Jaw crushers are mounted at 8
degrees
Question 3:
How much grease is needed for the labyrinth seal?
Answer:
- The labyrinth seal should only be greased while the jaw is
running
- You should pump grease from a hand pump grease gun until you
just begin to see new grease emerging from the seal
- You should not grease the seal again until the grease begins
to dry out
- Grease intervals may be anywhere from 2-7 days depending on:
- Operation
- Temperature
- Dust levels
- Over greasing could cause an oil leak from plugging the
drain back holes in the labyrinth collar
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