My 7523-60 run for about 5 weeks and it shows error 3 today. I searched the manual, it says motor overload. I tried run it without load and power cycle, still does same thing. Any recommendations?
Since it's a motor overload error and an older unit, I'd take apart the gear box, clean all the gears and remove any of the old great and re-lube the gears. That would be the biggest source of load between the motor and the head. The only other thing it could be would be the bearings inside the motor but before digging that deep, I'd start with the gears.
I think you are right. Just took it apart and it was running without gear and head. Not familiar with grease, is there a special brand or model I shall use? Thank you so much l.
The models listed in the 1st page are what you should look for. There are a few more. It listed but you basically want a model that has the same parameters as the ones listed. The model numbers must be exact.
Are you looking for a brushed or brushless model?
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I only rarely see 7523 in any version, but see many 752x-xx. I do not need brushless. I do not necessarily need digital.
Is any 6-600rpm model suitable?
You should use a thick synthetic gear grease.
What brand do u suggest? Thanks!
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My first thought would be Molykote but I would call Cole Parmer and ask them first to see what they say.
I tried last week but no response...
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That's weird. I've always gotten somebody on the line when I called there and had questions. Their support has always been pretty good.
So I emailed again and they said to not use any grease or lubrication and to send it for service...
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What Bout this grease?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000...g_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=BB1096N3QNP208M14Q85
I have this already.
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It might work but that stuff doesn't indicate high temp and I think it's fairly thin. The thinner stuff will run off the gears as a result of heat where as high temp stuff will remain where it's needed.