Reply to "Gearbox Flush"

shubrajitMember

You can follow the following steps for flushing the gear boxes:
It is always the best practice to flush with the same oil, that is to be used for operation.
First, drain out the used oil and ensure that accumulated muck in the sump is thoroughly cleaned manually if required
Charge gear box with fresh Oil, up to 25-30% of its oil tank capacity OR as an alternative you can use the Kluber flushing oil.
Churn it for around one to two hours, without load (No load condition)
Drain out this oil thoroughly.
Clean up internals, including the filters etc
Charge Fresh Gear Oil to run in full load.

for kluber flushing oils you can contact me at shubrajit.bhaumik@in.klueber.com

12/13/118:05 AM

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