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mill/drill motor
I have a wholesale tool version RF-30 mill/drill. I have had it for a couple
of years and its always worked fine. Now when I turn the motor switch I get only a 60 Hz buzz. It will occasionally quiver and if I can hand start the spindle it will run at normal speed/power. This happens even if I take the belt off. Prior to this I was doing something and I had the switch turned only partially. I noticed that there was a buzz noise but no motor movement so I released the switch immediatly and there was no smoke or smell but I wonder if I fried something. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Also, if it sounds like this is going to be a toasted motor I wonder if this would be a good time to consider a vfd setup as the machine is just about to be CNC'ed and the variable speed would be nice |
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Starting switch or starting cap is bad.
Mr. Bla wrote: I have a wholesale tool version RF-30 mill/drill. I have had it for a couple of years and its always worked fine. Now when I turn the motor switch I get only a 60 Hz buzz. It will occasionally quiver and if I can hand start the spindle it will run at normal speed/power. This happens even if I take the belt off. Prior to this I was doing something and I had the switch turned only partially. I noticed that there was a buzz noise but no motor movement so I released the switch immediatly and there was no smoke or smell but I wonder if I fried something. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Also, if it sounds like this is going to be a toasted motor I wonder if this would be a good time to consider a vfd setup as the machine is just about to be CNC'ed and the variable speed would be nice |
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"RoyJ" wrote in message .net... Starting switch or starting cap is bad. Mr. Bla wrote: I have a wholesale tool version RF-30 mill/drill. I have had it for a couple of years and its always worked fine. Now when I turn the motor switch I get only a 60 Hz buzz. It will occasionally quiver and if I can hand start the spindle it will run at normal speed/power. This happens even if I take the belt off. Prior to this I was doing something and I had the switch turned only partially. I noticed that there was a buzz noise but no motor movement so I released the switch immediatly and there was no smoke or smell but I wonder if I fried something. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Also, if it sounds like this is going to be a toasted motor I wonder if this would be a good time to consider a vfd setup as the machine is just about to be CNC'ed and the variable speed would be nice Not quite so fast.... I had the same thing happen with a HF mill/drill... All that was wrong was that the thermal cut-off was tripped... The way the d..d thing is wired, it doesn't turn off EVERYTHING... Jerry |
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Oh C**P!!!!!!! If that's true I'll glady stand corrected! Sheesh.
Jerry Foster wrote: "RoyJ" wrote in message .net... Starting switch or starting cap is bad. Mr. Bla wrote: I have a wholesale tool version RF-30 mill/drill. I have had it for a couple of years and its always worked fine. Now when I turn the motor switch I get only a 60 Hz buzz. It will occasionally quiver and if I can hand start the spindle it will run at normal speed/power. This happens even if I take the belt off. Prior to this I was doing something and I had the switch turned only partially. I noticed that there was a buzz noise but no motor movement so I released the switch immediatly and there was no smoke or smell but I wonder if I fried something. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Also, if it sounds like this is going to be a toasted motor I wonder if this would be a good time to consider a vfd setup as the machine is just about to be CNC'ed and the variable speed would be nice Not quite so fast.... I had the same thing happen with a HF mill/drill... All that was wrong was that the thermal cut-off was tripped... The way the d..d thing is wired, it doesn't turn off EVERYTHING... Jerry |
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