Installing The Motor In The Bearings - WR RTBS Série Notice D'utilisation Et De Montage

Slide the tubular motor into the winding shaft (Figure
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1. First slide the driver (8) into the winding shaft (5).
IMPORTANT
For winding shaft with interior seams, the motor (9) must have
sufficient clearance.
Inserting the roller capsule (Figure
1. Slide the roller capsule (4) into the winding shaft (5), then place
the ball bearing (2) on the axle pin (3).
Installing the motor in the bearings (Figure
1.
Drive bearing (13) - as a click bearing
Press the drive head (12) lightly into the drive bearing (13) until
it engages.
NOTE
The adjustment screws (11) must be accessible.
The tubular motors can be installed in the click bearing (13) in 4po-
sitions. By spreading the bracket (14), you can remove the motors
from the click bearing (13) again at any time.
Drive bearing (13) - all other bearing variants
Place the drive head (12) on the drive bearing and secure it appro-
priately, such as with a splint.
Never strike the motor (9) violently
to insert it in the winding shaft (5).
This will destroy it.
2. Next, press the winding shaft (5) completely onto the adapter (10).
IMPORTANT
Take care that the adapter (10) does not slide off of the limit ring (18)
on the drive head (12) during assembly, or a malfunction will occur;
see Page 22.
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2.
Counter bearing (1)
Insert the other end of the winding shaft (5) with the ball bearing (2)
into the counter bearing (1).
If you are using a different drive bearing than the Rademacher
click bearing, you may now need to secure the drive with another
splint.
3. Correct for slight dimensional accuracies by sliding the roller
capsule (4) in or out.
IMPORTANT
Secure the roller capsule (4) with a screw afterward.
The roller capsule (4) must have at least 2/3 of its length inserted
into the winding shaft (5).
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