I. Protection of Servo Motor Oil and Water
A: Servo motors can be used in places that may be exposed to water or water droplets. However, they are not fully waterproof or oil-proof. Therefore, servo motors should not be placed or used in environments where water or oil is present.
B: If a servo motor is connected to a reduction gear, oil sealing should be used when operating the servo motor to prevent the oil from the reduction gear from entering the servo motor.
C: The cable of the servo motor should not be immersed in oil or water.
II. Servo Motor Cable → Reducing Stress
A: Ensure that the cable is not subjected to torque or vertical load due to external bending force or its own weight, especially at the cable outlet or connection point.
B: When the servo motor is in motion, the cable (the one included with the motor) should be firmly fixed to a stationary part (relative to the motor) and an additional cable should be extended using a cable support to minimize bending stress.
C: The radius of the cable’s bend should be as large as possible.
III. Allowable Axial End Load of Servo Motor
A: Ensure that the radial and axial loads applied to the servo motor shaft during installation and operation are within the specified values for each model.
B: Be extra careful when installing a rigid coupling, especially excessive bending loads may cause damage or wear to the axial end and bearings.
C: It is best to use a flexible coupling to reduce the radial load below the allowable value. This is a special design for servo motors with high mechanical strength.
D: For information on allowable axial load, please refer to the “Allowable Axial Load Table” (User Manual).
IV. Servo Motor Installation注意事项
A: When installing or removing coupling components to the axial end of the servo motor, do not directly hit the axial end with a hammer. (Hitting the axial end with a hammer will damage the encoder at the other end of the servo motor shaft.)
B: Strive to align the axial end to the best position (improper alignment may cause vibration or bearing damage).


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