Why are the specimen holders not rotating at the normal rate on my Buehler Vibromet 2?
If your Buehler Laboratory Equipment specimen holders are not rotating at the normal rate of 6 revolutions per minute, first, try increasing the rate if the control is set too low. Also, ensure that you add clean polishing medium if there is insufficient lubricant. Check that the cloth is secured properly, and level the machine to ensure correct operation.
What to do if my Buehler Laboratory Equipment is making a loud striking noise?
If your Buehler Laboratory Equipment is making a loud striking noise, it could be due to the air gap not being adjusted correctly. Adjust the air gap to the specified .035 inch. Another cause could be the absence of lubrication between the weights and holders. To resolve this, coat the contacting surfaces with a clean lubricant.
How to troubleshoot a Buehler Laboratory Equipment with no response?
If your Buehler Laboratory Equipment is not responding, the issue might stem from a faulty switch. Consider replacing or repairing the switch. Alternatively, a failed magnet could be the culprit, in which case, replace the magnet. Finally, an electrical short could be the cause, and you should repair the short.
General| Brand | Buehler |
|---|---|
| Model | Vibromet 2 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists the Safety of Machinery and EMC standards the product adheres to.
Outlines the warranty period, conditions, and coverage for defects.
Instructions and required information for returning the unit for warranty service.
Provides physical dimensions, voltage range, and wattage of the polisher.
Essential safety guidelines for operators, including protective gear and environment.
Crucial safety warnings and procedures for electrical installation.
Guidelines for polishing various specimen materials with specific abrasives and times.
Detailed procedure for setting the correct air gap for optimal performance and preventing damage.
A chart listing problems, possible causes, and solutions for the VibroMet 2.
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