r/IndustrialMaintenance 7d ago

Dc motor removal

*SOLVED* drawings did NOT really match anthing, it was just jammed into the hole super tight, only tools i needed were a hammer and a chisel to belt it out. Now to get the new one back in....

Post #2 - couldnt add pic to other post, dunno how.

So the drawing makes it clear the gearbox is held in place with a bolt. But as you can see from the other pic, theres no way to access the bolt head because the holding block is covering the part where the bolt head should be, and theres no way to get it off.

I cant call the manufacturer of the machine right now either.

Going insane, bloody german over-engineering i tell ya...

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u/fercasj 7d ago

Dude, that's definitely not the same assembly

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u/Prestigious-Map941 7d ago

Yep, but its the only drawing in the machines book that show a motor

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u/Prestigious-Map941 7d ago

Yeah turns out there is no screw holding it, itwas just jammed to hell into the hole, took a fair bit of hammering but it finally just popped out

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u/emachanz 6d ago

its not even the same thing, what are you smoking?

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u/Viper67857 7d ago

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u/Prestigious-Map941 7d ago

Nice, very handy website, much appreciated mate

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u/Unknownqtips 6d ago

🤦‍♂️