German technical term on part

[Alex]

I am hoping a German speaker can help me understand what is written on this label.
The label was on a turbomolecular pump, if that helps. The first word is 'complete' the second one no idea.
Unfortunately the writing is not very clear.




Alex

[taydin]

it says "complete overhaul" (komplett überholung)

[Alex]

Many thanks taydin. Cryptic message, I wonder if the label was placed there before or after the overhaul :-)

Alex

[capt bullshot]

it says "complete overhaul" (komplett überholung)

Yes, that's correct, but I was confused by the handwriting, at first glance I've read "Komplettüberladung" which would mean "total overcharge", which I would have interpreted as "this turbo pump was overloaded and borked".

BTW
Did one ever see such a turbomolecular pump explode? There's quite a bit of energy stored when running at nominal speed. Test chambers usually are buried underground or have wooden planks at all walls to absorb the shrapnel.

[Twoflower]

I would say the label indicates the need of the full overhaul. Otherwise I would write 'Komplettüberholt' as it has been done. But that's a guess.

[The Soulman]

I would say the label indicates the need of the full overhaul. Otherwise I would write 'Komplettüberholt' as it has been done. But that's a guess.

Yeah, I read it more as a verdict than something that is finished. Could be wrong tho, I'm no German. 

[BU508A]

I would say the label indicates the need of the full overhaul. Otherwise I would write 'Komplettüberholt' as it has been done. But that's a guess.

I agree with "Zweiblum"

"Komplettüberholung" is a noun and imo in this context it is an instruction command of what has to be done with this thing.

"komplett überholt" means imo in this context: the complete overhaul has been done. If it was successfull is another story. 

But the word on the sticker reads clearly as "Komplettüberholung". So, likely, this turbomolecular pump is waiting for it's complete overhaul.

HTH

Andreas