List some common noise problems in WPO175-15 worm gear reducer 2025-07-30
WPO175-15 Common noise problems in worm gear reducers are as follows: Gear-related problems Gear wear: Long-term operation will cause wear, pitting, etc. on the surface of the gear, resulting in the meshing between the gears no longer smoothly, resulting in noise. During severe wear, the tooth shape of the gear will change, further aggravate the noise problem. Poor gear meshing: If there is error in the gear during installation, or if the gear wears, the meshing clearance may be uneven. In addition, the gear has low accuracy level, and the teeth pitch accumulation error and tooth shape error generated during manufacturing will also cause the gear transmission to be unstable, resulting in pulsation and tooth punching, which will cause noise. Gear teeth breaking: When the gears are broken, the broken teeth collide with other gears during operation, which will produce a periodic 'click' sound. Bearing-related problems Bearing damage: When the bearing is worn, the raceway is scarred or the ball is broken, the cage is damaged, when rotating
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