What is the problem if the SEW reducer leaks oil but the oil level is normal 2025-05-09
SEW reducer leaks oil but the oil level is normal. There may be the following reasons: sealing problems. The sealing is aging or damaged: After long-term use of seals, seals such as seals, oil seals, etc., will age, cracks or deformation due to temperature changes, mechanical wear, etc., resulting in a decrease in sealing performance and oil leakage. Improper installation of seals: If the seal is not operated according to the specifications when installing the seal, such as the seal being damaged or the sealing surface is not aligned, even if the oil level is normal, it will cause a tight seal and oil leakage. Box-related problems Box deformation: When the reducer is manufactured, if the casting is not annealed or aging, the internal stress is not eliminated, and deformation may occur during use, resulting in gaps and oil leakage. There are trachoma or gaps in the box: the castings are of poor quality and there are trachoma or gaps in the box. Lubricating oil will seep out of these weak places, but the oil level may not drop significantly when a small amount of leakage is leaked. Poor oil return: If there is no oil return tank in the box, or the oil return tank is unreasonable and blocked, it will fly
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