Tilt Motor 115-06030000

• Tilt Motor 115-06030000

Tilt Motor 115-06030000

This component is part of a specific motor or drive assembly and serves a structural, sealing, guiding, or connecting function within that assembly.

The installation orientation is specified in the corresponding exploded view; wear, corrosion, or dimensional deviations can cause assembly problems or malfunctions.

Component classification: Fastener / Sealing element / Spacer—specific installation location unknown; check serial number

System function: Specific system assignment unknown—check serial number and exploded view

Compatible manufacturers: not listed

Compatible models: Various models—check serial number

Reference numbers:

• OEM / EQUIVALENT NUMBER: 115-06030000
• AFTERMARKET: PAF115-06030000

FAQ

What exactly is the purpose/function of this component?
The fastener provides clamping force, positioning, or securing of a mechanical connection and is therefore often a functionally critical assembly component. The thread, material, and strength determine the load-bearing capacity of the connection.

How can you identify a defect or typical symptoms?
Typical damage includes corrosion, damaged threads, plastic elongation, rounded heads, or loss of preload resulting in movement of the assembly. For spacers and adapters, wear marks and dimensional loss are also relevant.

How do you inspect or test the component?
The following are inspected: threads, head or contact surfaces, length, diameter, pitch, and, if applicable, the tightening torque or residual clamping force. A multimeter is not useful here; visual inspection, dimensional checks, and proper fit are crucial.

When should it be replaced?
The part should be replaced in cases of corrosion, deformation, a damaged thread, or if the manufacturer specifies single-use only. Replacement is recommended after destructive disassembly or if strength is uncertain.

How do you check compatibility?
Key factors include the OEM part number, thread size, length, pitch, head or body geometry, material, and surface coating. The under-head contact surface, strength class, and installation location must also match.