CAMCO R200-R250-Reducer Manual
0 ratings0% found this document useful (0 votes) 152 views15 pages- Introduction
- Warnings and Cautions
- Disassembly
- Oil Seal Removal
- Spare Parts Kit
- Assembly
- Setting the Gears
- How to Order Parts
- Exploded Parts Drawing
- Parts List
CAMCO.
SERVICE MANUAL
R SERIES GEAR REDUCERS
MODELS R200, & R250Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
WARNING AND CAUTIONS
OIL SEAL REMOVAL...
SPARE PARTS KIT
DISASSEMBLY.
WORMSHAFT REMOVAL.
BEARING REPLACEMENT........
INSTALLING SEAL SLEEVE...
REMOVING HOUSING.
PRIOR TO REASSEMBLY...
ASSEMBLY...
CENTERING WORMSHAFT.
INSTALLING GEAR...
SETTING GEARS...
HOW TO ORDER PARTS.
EXPLODED PARTS DRAWING..
PARTS LISTINTRODUCTION
This service manual pertains to the disassembly and assembly of CAMCO's R Series
Gear Reducer Models R200 & R250.
The manual is to be used in conjunction with the General Service Manual which
describes the lubrication and general maintenance of CAMCO Index Drives and Gear
Reducers...
‘An exploded view of your specific reducer is included in this manual. Also included is a
complete Bill of Materials for your convenience in identifying and ordering spare or re-
placement parts.
‘Some users of CAMCO Drives have the facilities and trained personnel to accomplish
service repair. You must determine the extent to which intricate servicing should be
done in your own facility. When in doubt, CAMCO recommends that CAMCO trained
servicemen make the repairs.
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
‘Statements in this manual preceded by the words WARNING or CAUTION and printed
in italics are very important. We recommend you take special notice of these during ser-
vice or repair.
WARNING
Means there is the possibility of personal injury to yourself or others.
CAUTION
Means there is the possibility of damage to the CAMCO unit.OIL SEAL REMOVAL
The only repair possible without disassembly of the indexer is replacement of oil seals.
To remove oil seals, drill a number of holes into the case of the seal. The seal may then
be removed with a pointed tool. Be sure to remove all metalic chips created during the
drilling of removal holes. A new seal may be installed as outlined in the "Oil Seal Instal-
lation Recommendations” section of the "General Service Manual”.
SPARE PARTS KIT
CAMCO offers a Spare Parts Kit for all CAMCO index drive models CAMCO builds.
These kits include oil seals, bearings, shims and cam followers. These are components
that will most likely require replacement during repair of your index drive. CAMCO
recommends a Spare Parts Kit be purchased and kept on hand prior to any disassemb-
ly of your CAMCO drive.
‘A complete list of components supplied in the Spare Parts Kit can be found in the parts
list located in the rear of this manual. The asterisk behind the item number indicates
those parts supplied with the Spare Parts Kit.
BEFORE STARTING
Before starting disassembly of your CAMCO unit you should read and review the follow-
ing instructions. These provide important information on parts and procedures neces-
sary to successtully complete your repair.
Comply with all Warnings and Cautions.
Read the "Trouble Shooting Guide" section of your "General Service Manual” before dis-
assembling CAMCO units. CAMCO racammends raturning dafective equipment for in-
spection and repair whenever possible.
CAMCO uses Loctite to secure all screws and setscrews. If you encounter a fastener
that is difficult to remove, apply heat to the screw and remove while still warmDISASSEMBLY
1, Remove all accessory equipment such
‘as motors, couplings, clutch brakes,
pulleys, sprockats, etc.
2. Drain oil and flush unit with flushing sol-
vent. Retain any chips or broken
pieces you may find. These may aid in
diagnosis.
3. Remove input cartridge mounting
capscrews. If equipped with a motor
adaptor, remove the motor adaptor
mounting capscrews. Remove the
cartridge and adaptor.
Fig. 1. Removing motor adaptor
4, Remove the wormshatt from the hous-
ing.
Fig. 2. Removing wormshatt
5, Remove the output shaft cartridge.
6. For replacement of bearings:
A. Use a whee! puller to remove the cone
portion of the bearing from the
wormshatt. You may also block up the
edges of the bearing cone and gently
drive the shaft through the bearing.
Either method will automatically
remove the oil seal sleeve while
removing the bearing cone.
B. Removal of the bearing cup from the
cartridge or motor adaptor: If prying is
not successful, it may require fabrica-
tion of a pulling device. On the motor
adaptor and open cartridge, it is pos-
sible to place a small diameter
aluminum bar against the backside
edge of the cup and tap with a ham-
mer, working from side to side to
prevent cocking.
©. If required, use an arbor to press the
bearing cone onto the shaft. Coat the
shaft with anti-seize lubricant prior to
installation. Heat the cone prior to in-
stallation if a heat gunis available. This
will allow the bearing to slide onto the
shaft without requiring a press.
D. Use an arbor to press the bearing cups
the cup with anti-seize lubricant prior
to pressing.E. Install the seal sleeve onto the ex- |
tended end of the shaft. Use a piece of
round tubing just large enough to fit
over the sealing portion of the sleeve.
Insert the sleeve over the shaft flange
first. Place the tube over the sleeve
and drive the flange portion of the
sleeve up against the bearing cone. If
@ motor adaptor Is used on the ex-
tended end, the shoulder of the seal
sleeve should stop approximately 1/8"
from the bearing cone.
Fig. 4. Removing housing from indexer
9. Use a spanner wrench to remove the
gear locknut from the index drive input
shatt
| 10. Use a wheel puller to remove the gear
| from the shaft. NOTE the shims behind the
gear. Sava these shims for lator inotallation.
Fig. 3. Instaling seal sleeve
7. Remove the two exposed capscrews |
fastening the reducer housing to the
index drive housing or adaptor. To
remove the remaining two capscrews
inside the reducer housing, it will be
necessary to remove the two pipe
plugs from the outside face of the hous- | Fig. 5. Removing gear
ing. These plugs may be a sight gauge |
or breather, depending upon the orien. |
tation of the housing. Use a long exten-
sion hex key to remove the inner
capserews. |
8. Gently tap on the housing to break the
seal and remove the housing from the |
indexer.ASSEMBLY OF CAMCO’S "R" SERIES GEAR REDUCERS
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY
Clean and deburr all parts before reas-
sembly.
Follow tightening torque and Loctite recom-
mendations as outlined in the "General Ser-
vice Manual".
ASSEMBLY
1. Assembling and centering wormshaft:
A. Place the housing on an inspection
table.
B. Measure the distance from the input
cartridge mounting surface to the cen-
ter of the output cartridge mounting
role, Record this dimension.
C. Place the input cartridge on an inspec-
tion table with the bearing facing up.
Place the bearing cone into tne
cartridge. Measure the distance from
the top of cone to the cartridge mount: |
ing flange. Record this dimension.
Fig. 6. Establishing shim requirement
D. Use the attached dimensional chart to
determine the "A" dimension from the
center of the worm and the "HELD"
shoulder. (the "HELD" shoulder will
have a key slot or spline at the edge.)
E. Add the "A" dimension from the chart
land the bearing to oartridgo flange
dimension as measured in Step "C".
Subtract the total from the housing
center distance as measured in Step
"B". This will determine the amount of
shims required to be added to the input
cartridge flange in order to center the
wormshatt
F. Install the "HELD" side input cartridge.
Insert the wormshatt through the op-
posite opening and install the opposite
cartridge or motor adaptor loosely.
G. Use a feeler gauge to determine the
approximate shim stack requirements.
Remove the cartridge or motor adap-
tor, reinstall with shims.
H. Add or remove shims from this side to
‘eliminate all endplay and axial play
while not preloading the bearings. The
shaft should turn freely by hand. If
there is an obvious drag felt, the bear-
ings are excessively preloaded.
2. Installing the gear
A. Slip the spacer tube onto the shaft (if
applicable). Not all units will have a
spacer. Some will have a shouldered
shaft.
B. Replace the shims removed in gear
disassembly. Be sure to replace the
exact amount of shims, since thisis the
critical thickness necessary in center-
ing the gear on the wormshattC. Determine the side of the gear to be
facing out. To do this, see the "As-
sembly Instruction/ Cone-Drive Gears”
dimensional Data Form #FA-5.
1) Worm Over: When looking at the
end of the wormshatt opposite the
"HELD" shoulder, the stamping
on the gear should face to the left.
2) Worm Under: When looking atthe
‘endof the wormshatt opposite the
"HELD" shoulder, the stamping
on the gear should face to the
rigD. Heat the gear in an oven or
with a heat gun. Coat the shatt
with anti-seize lubricant. Install
the gear onto the shaft. Lock the
gear in place using a spanner
wrench. Be sure to bend the
washer locking tab.
3. Remove the input cartridge opposite
the "HELD" shoulder. Remove the
input shaft from tha housing. Leave the
"HELD" cartridge in place.
Key, FATS Of SPUNES MOLD AT ASseuoty
ow THs "Helo" SHOULDER
Vee wo.o AT asseuaty
I ~\
ier
4, Install the reducer housing onto the in-
dexer. Be sure the housing gasket is in
place. Coat the housing and mating
surface with Permatex prior to installa-
tion. Align the housing with the dowel
holes if applicable. Some units do not
require doweling due to a plating
provision provided on the mounting
adaptor. Install and tighten the mount-
ing screws.
5. Reinstall the wormshaft and cartridge or
motor adaptor. CAUTION! If an "O" is
stamped on the worm thread and gear
tooth space, then at assembly the
worm thread stamped "O" must enter
the gear tooth space stamped "0".
This will apply to some of the lower
ratio gearsets.
swe[e 0.» a
a0 [roofs 252 [ae]
R250 | 2.500] 2.095 4.188 | -375]
NOTE (AS REQUIRED) oa
WAN 7G" IS STAMPED ON THE WORM THREAD AND
GEAR TOOTH SPACE, THEN AT ASSEMBLY, THE WORM
THREAD STAMPED, "O°" MUST ENTER THE GEAR TOOTH
‘SPACE STAMPED “0”.
i ©
L—e. o. oF
HOUSING
Fig. 7. Matching gears and gear setting dimensions6. Setting the gears
a. Apply a light coat of Prussian Blue or
Red lead to the worm.
[Link] the wormshatt in both directions
and check the contact patterns as
shown on Page 6 and 7 of "Cone-Drive
Bulletin CA55". CAMCO will furnish a
copy of this bulletin upon request.
c. Correct, if required, as described in the
Cone Drive bulletin.
7. Remove the input cartridge and reinstall
using Permatex on both sealing sur-
faces.
8. Install new oil seals as described in the
"General Service Manual”.
9. Fill the index drive with the recom-
mended oil to level indicator. See
"General Service Manual”. too high an
oil level will cause no damage, too low
a level may result in unit failure.
10. Lubricate ail titings with recom-
mended grease specified in the
"General Service Manual".HOW TO ORDER PARTS
Please refer to parts list shown in this manual. This parts list is for a standard Index
Drive, If you feel your drive is nonstandard or you are in doubt you should contact
CAMCO Customer Service at (312) 459-5200 and request a Bill of Material for your
specific unit based on serial number. CAMCO maintains records on all units for a period
of ten years.
You may order parts per the standard Bill of Material even if your unit is nonstandard.
CAMCO's order entry people will review the closed order file based on the following in-
formation and supply you with the correct part.
REQUIRED INFORMATION
1. Original purchase order number (if available)
2. Customer name (original purchaser of drive)
3. Model number (located on name plate)
4, Serial number (located on name plate)
5. Approximate date of purchase.
TO ORDER PARTS contact CAMCO "Order Entry Department” Wheeling, Illinois
Phone(312) 459-5200 or FAX #312-459-3064
A. Describe the parts required and the 14 digit part number as listed in the Standard Bill
of Materials or a Special Bill of Materials pertaining to your unit. State if you are using a
Standard or Special bill of material.
B. Give as much of the above required information as possible.
ON WARRANTY
Replacement parts CAMCO will send freight prepaid via most practical means.
CAMCO will issue a "Returned Material Authorization Number" (RMA#) for the return of
defective parts for inspection. CAMCO will bill customer for repair parts. When inspec-
tion of returned parts has boon complotod and dotorminod to bo a warranty problom,
CAMCO will issue a credit to the customer for the repair parts and freight charges.
ON NON-WARRANTY
Replacement or spare parts, with approved credit, are sent F.O.B. our plant Wheeling,
Minos.R200 & R250PARTS LIST FOR CAMCO R200 REDUCER (STANDARD CONFIGURATION)
ITEMNO. DRAWINGNUMBER = DESCRIPTION
1 - - 8100469300102 . - HOUSING
2 - 8180979059950 . GEARSET SGL EXT 5:1 RATIO
8180977910950 GEARSET SGL EXT 10:1 RATIO
8180979159950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 15:1 RATIO.
8180979209950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 20 : 1 RATIO.
8180979259950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 25: 1 RATIO
81809779309950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 30 : 1 RATIO.
81B09779409950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 40 : 1 RATIO.
8180979509950 . . GEARSET SGL EXT 50 : 1 RATIO.
81B21218059950 . GEARSET DBL EXT 5:1 RATIO
81B21218109950 . ~ GEARSET DBL EXT 10:1 RATIO
81821218159950 . . GEARSET DBL EXT 15: 1 RATIO.
81B21218209950 . . GEARSET DBL EXT 20:1 RATIO
81821218259950 - GEARSET DBL EXT 25: 1 RATIO.
81821218309950 . GEARSET DBL EXT 30: | RATIO.
81B21218409950 . GEARSET DBL EXT 40: 1 RATIO.
8182121850950 ..... . . GEARSET DBL EXT 50: 1 RATIO
3 8180988200302... . . CARTRIDGE OPEN INPUT
81804697003011 . .. . . . . CARTRIDGE CLOSED INPUT
4 8180578103021 . CARTRIDGE OPEN OUTPUT
5 '81€10000009750 . MOTOR ADAPTOR
6 9760832904001 . COUPLING HALVE 11/16 BORE
7 9780832908000! . SPIDER
8 97808329060001 . COUPLING HALVE 5/8 BORE
ot ‘96007328080021 BEARING CONE 09078
10° - 8600732808022 . . BEARING CUP 09196
Ww =. 8400732907000 . . OIL SEAL CONE DRIVE 075W150
12 - 95A26000380000 . . SHCS 1/4-20 X 1/2
13 8180787609000 ‘SPACER, OUTPUT
14 ences NOT USED ON R200
15° - 8400732908000 OIL SEAL CIR 8763
16 - 9542600038000 SHCS 1/4-20 X 1/2
7 2680152018800 ‘SHIM .002 THK
' ~ - 26B01520028800 ‘SHIM .005 THK
: - 2680152038800 ‘SHIM ..010 THK
18" 860073281 10013 BALL BEARING ND R14
19 eee - NOT USED ON R200
20" 81804712008700 GASKET, HOUSING
2 9543301010000 SIGHT GLASS
22 ‘9543300201000 PIPE PLUG
23 - 95A26000380000 SHCS 1/4-20 X 1/2
24" - 2601520018800 ....... SHIM.002 THK
: - . 26801520028800 . . . SHIM 005 THK
. - 26B01520038800 ..... . . SHIM.010 THK
1"PARTS LIST FOR R200 CONTINUED
25 .... . .24408898009000 .
26" =. .81A08194028800 .
+ 1... . 1408194038800
2 . .81A08194058800 . .
* 2... 81A08194108800 .
+ 1... . .81A08194158800 . .
+... ... .81A08194208800
27 9526016340000
28 (95433000010000
29 018K150
30 =
31
. . SPACER (REQUIRED ON 250P ONLY)
. . SHIM 002 THK
. SHIM .003 THK
SHIM .005 THK
SHIM 010 THK
- SHIM .015 THK
. SHIM ,020 THK
SHCS 5/16-24X1
AIR VENT (BREATHER)
KEY 3/16 SAX 11/2LG
NOT USED ON R200
NOT USED ON R200
* Indicates parts supplies with Spare Parts Kit #R200 SPK
12PARTS LIST FOR CAMCO R250 REDUCER (STANDARD CONFIGURATION)
ITEM NO.
at
DRAWING NUMBER
= 83005157001002 .
- 3808047059950
83808047109950 .
'83808047159950
183808047209950
89508047259950
83808047309950 .
83808047409950 .
183808047509950
8312617009950
83821219059950 .
83821219109950
93821219159950
83821219209950
83B21219259950 .
83821219309950
8382121940950
8382121950950
8380989100302
8380516100301
3805767003021
‘3009900009750
9780832905001
9780832908001
. 97808329060001 .
‘9600732813021 .
‘9600732813022 .
8400732911000
= 95A26000590000 .
- 95A26009060000 .
9582601006000
8400732910000
9542600053000
83805162018800
99805162020800 . . .
83805162038800
8600732815013
9923803000000
8380516308700
8380754100880
83841903008700
9503301020000
. . GEARSET DBL EXT 20
. . GEARSET DBL EXT 25
. GEARSET DBL EXT 30: 1 RATIO.
DESCRIPTION
. HOUSING
GEARSET SGL EXT 5:1 RATIO
GEARSET SGL EXT 10: 1 RATIO
GEARSET SGL EXT 15: 1 RATIO
GEARSET SGL EXT 20 : 1 RATIO.
@CARSET SAL EXT 25: 1 NATIO.
GEARSET SGL EXT 30: 1 RATIO.
GEARSET SGL EXT 40: 1 RATIO.
GEARSET SGL EXT 50 : 1 RATIO.
GEARSET SGL EXT 60: 1 RATIO.
. GEARSET DBL EXT 5: 1 RATIO
GEARSET DBL EXT 10: 1 RATIO
GEARSET DBL EXT 15: 1 RATIO
1 RATIO
1 RATIO
GEARSET DBL EXT 40: 1 RATIO
GEARSET DBL EXT 50: 1 RATIO
CARTRIDGE OPEN INPUT
CARTRIDGE CLOSED INPUT
CARTRIDGE OPEN OUTPUT
MOTOR ADAPTOR
. . COUPLING HALVE 3/4 BORE
. . SPIDER
. COUPLING HALVE 5/8 BORE
BEARING CONE 23092
. . BEARING CUP 23256
- - OIL SEAL CONE DRIVE 087W168
« SHCS 5/16-18 X 1 3/4
~ LOCKNUT PN-06
LOCKWASHER W-06
OIL SEAL CIR 8821
SHCS 5116-18 X 5/8
SHIM .002 THK
SHIM .008 THK
SHIM .010 THK
BALL BEARING URB 6305,
RETAIN RING 5160 87 (USE ON
‘350RG, 400RA & 425RD ONLY)
GASKET, HOUSING
GASKET, HOUSING
GASKET, (USED IN 902RDM ONLY)
SIGHT GLASS
13PARTS LIST FOR R250 CONTINUED
22 - 9543300201000
9543302020000
23 195A26000530000 .
24"... . .89805162018800
+ 1... . 8980516201880 .
: 83B05162038800 . .
25 5683642609000 . 5
26" 83A08195028800 .
. 8308195030600 .
5 83A08195058800 .
o 8340819510800 .
G 1890819515800 .
7 8308195208800
ar 9542600071000
28 9583300001000
29 025K156
30 8483642500000
31 5603642700302 . .
8180540209100 .
81K16813009100 . .
81B05396009100 . .
PIPE PLUG 3/8 NPT
PIPE PLUG 1/2 NPT
. SHCS 5/16-18 X 5/8
SHIM .002 THK
. SHIM 005 THK
. . SHIM.010 THK
. SPACER (REQUIRED ON 902RDM ONLY)
. . SHIM,002 THK
+ SHIM ,003 THK
. SHIM ,005 THK
‘SHIM .010 THK
‘SHIM .015 THK
‘SHIM .020 THK
~ SHCS 3/8-16 X 1
AIR VENT (BREATHER)
KEY 1/4 SQX 19/16 LG
O-RING (USED ON 902RDM ONLY)
. MTG PLATE (USED ON 902RDM ONLY)
. . MTG PLATE (USED ON 400RA ONLY)
. MTG PLATE (USED ON 425RD ONLY)
MTG PLATE (USED ON 401RA ONLY)
* Indicates parts supplied with Spare Parts Kit #2250 SPK
14









