Muskiehunter
Plastic
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texasgeartrain
Titanium
- Joined
- Feb 23, 2016
- Location
- Houston, TX
Less hp than yours, but I see an ebay listing, note it has a manual:
Cutler-Hammer Respondor Drive 60HP 240V G319690B21 | eBay
I happen to know the outfit selling it, and they have it listed on their own site as well. I'm thinking you might call them, or contact through ebay, pay them to copy that manual for you.
Cutler-Hammer Respondor Drive 60HP 240V G319690B21 | Joseph Fazzio, Incorporated
A different listing:
Cutler Hammer Respondor Drive GA210TC260-A Spindle Servo GA21OTC260-A | eBay
Cutler-Hammer Respondor Drive 60HP 240V G319690B21 | eBay
I happen to know the outfit selling it, and they have it listed on their own site as well. I'm thinking you might call them, or contact through ebay, pay them to copy that manual for you.
Cutler-Hammer Respondor Drive 60HP 240V G319690B21 | Joseph Fazzio, Incorporated
A different listing:
Cutler Hammer Respondor Drive GA210TC260-A Spindle Servo GA21OTC260-A | eBay
thermite
Diamond
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2011
Here is a listing for repair charges to a 210 HP "Responder" drive that might be close to the right one?
Repair or Rebuilt Cutler-Hammer GA210TC175-A Responder 210 DC Drive 175Amp | Control System Labs
There are "many" current-production drives from "many" major-makers.
If you have a revenue-relevant or critical-client RDD/deliverables related production line hard-down?
A(ny) useful rebuild has to be fast and RELIABLE... not just cheap.
"New" might have to be considered.. and budgetted.
Can't lend your firm any money, but there are folks here as can help with the search.
Jraef
Titanium
- Joined
- Aug 10, 2004
- Location
- San Francisco Bay Area
Cutler Hammer (now Eaton) got out of the DC drive business long ago and this product line was a brand-label from Baldor at the time. Baldor was bought years ago now by ABB, who doesn't support any of these older products. If it were me, I would replace it with something new from a viable manufacturer that is still making and supporting DC drives.