Having issue with my machine . Can’t get it to do anything . Trying to trak down a wire digram for it . I checked the kill switch on the head stock . I am running it off a converter . Here a picture of what it looks likes. Any help would be welcomed . Thanks
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Hardinge HLV H wire digram help Style LH-8220
- Thread starter JRivera
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rons
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The first thing to try is reset the over-load relay. Mine has two dark red push buttons. Located on the left side of the cabinet.
sam_stlouis
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I might have the right diagrams for you. With your pic sideways, it makes it hard to view on my phone. I'll look when I get home
Billtodd
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- Feb 8, 2009
Has it ever worked from your converter? Please do not try a capacitor only phase converter on these machines ( rotary ones are ok) they are motor killers and you do not want to replcae that motor!
If it has been working ok, then the usual problem is , as stated above, is the motor overload sensors . There is a small lever or button to reset them on each one, any one tripped will stop all the contactors working, so reset all of them.
Check for blown fuses and loose wires on the contactor coils terminals .
Check the reverse switch , on some (uk) machines this disconects the main power when operated , so if it is in a half-way state it will stop the power contactor working.
You've checked the spindle lock (always catches me that one!)
Bill
If it has been working ok, then the usual problem is , as stated above, is the motor overload sensors . There is a small lever or button to reset them on each one, any one tripped will stop all the contactors working, so reset all of them.
Check for blown fuses and loose wires on the contactor coils terminals .
Check the reverse switch , on some (uk) machines this disconects the main power when operated , so if it is in a half-way state it will stop the power contactor working.
You've checked the spindle lock (always catches me that one!)
Bill
NO , it hasnt . got it from a place it was pulled and was un able to test it out . i lose power at the transformer in the cabinet. The machine cam from an aerospace place . it has the 460 i believe transformer on the back as a step down .
i have a phase a matic static converter that i was going to use . but i dont think that will be happen now . thanks for the info
That looks like a real nice machine! I’m glad you got what you needed.
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