7 Removal and disposal
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Removal and disposal
Risk of injury due to rotating shafts
Hair and clothing can become entangled on rotating shafts. Prior to all work on the
encoder, switch off the power supply for the drive shaft and secure the supply against
switching back on!
7.1
Removal of the encoder with blanking plug
If a functional sensor is to be removed for a modification, pay attention to the follow-
ing:
– Touch connector pins and connection wires only if your body is suitably earthed,
for example via an ESD armband, to prevent damage to the electronic compo-
nents by electrostatic discharge.
Disconnect the connection to the encoder.
Release the connection cable from fixing points.
Remove the blanking plug.
Ensure no foreign bodies fall through the hole into the housing.
Undo the hex socket head screw and remove the encoder from the drive.
After removing encoder, lightly screw back in the blanking plug to prevent damage
to the rotary encoder due to the entry of foreign bodies.
7.2
Disposal
Dispose of a faulty encoder in accordance with regional regulations for electrical
and electronic devices.
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Removal of the encoder with blanking plug
Lenord + Bauer
GEL 27xx