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DO’s |
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DON’ts |
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Keep working area clean for installation. |
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Don’t use cotton waste in bearing mounting area. |
| 2. |
Coat the bare hands with mineral oil before handling the bearings. |
2. |
Don’t use wooden mallets and bench tops in the bearing fitment area. |
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Keep bearing wrapped, in oil proof paper when not in use. |
3. |
Don’t unwrap bearings until ready for use. |
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Clean the shaft and housing fillets before the bearing mounting. |
4. |
Don’t permit the dirt to enter the bearings. |
| 5. |
Keep the bearings well protected from rust. |
5. |
Don’t wash a new bearing (since bearings are supplied with rust preventive oil coating) |
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Use uncontaminated washing agent for washing the used bearings. |
6. |
Don’t use contaminated Lubricant. |
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Treat used bearings like a new bearing, if it is to be reused. |
7. |
Don’t spin unclean bearings. |
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Work with clean tools. |
8. |
Don’t use dirty brittle are chipped tools. |
| 9. |
Use proper mounting tools for handling bearings. |
9. |
Avoid rough handlings of bearings. |
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For higher interference fit on shaft, heat the bearing before mounting. |
10. |
Don’t expose to a higher Temperature. |
| 11. |
When mounting inner ring, apply pressure only on inner ring only. |
11. |
Don’t spin bearings with compressed air |
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When mounting outer ring force outer ring only. |
12. |
Don’t hammer the bearing directly, use a mounting tool. |
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Be sure to use correct lubrican in the right amount. |
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