To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Clarke Sander motor fails to start or runs sluggish?
If your Clarke Sander's motor fails to start or runs sluggishly, the problem might be low voltage due to an excessively long or undersized extension cord. Try using a 14 Ga extension cord that doesn't exceed 50 feet in length. If this doesn't solve the issue, the start capacitor, start switch, or motor may be defective.
How to fix a Clarke 07014A Sander when the motor will not start?
If the motor of your Clarke Sander won't start, first ensure it's getting power by checking the power supply and connections. Also, make sure the interlock is depressed before you activate the control lever. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it could be a defective switch or a bad connection.
Why does the fuse/circuit breaker repeatedly trip on my Clarke Sander?
If the fuse or circuit breaker repeatedly trips when using your Clarke Sander, it could be due to low voltage. Try eliminating the extension cord or locating the power source closer to the work site. It is also possible that the motor is defective.
General| Type | Random Orbital Sander |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 230V |
| Pad Size | 125 mm |
| No Load Speed | 12, 000 RPM |
| Weight | 1.5kg |
| Power Source | Electric |
Procedure for safely moving the machine, including lifting and securing it in a cargo area.
Instructions for installing or replacing the sanding pad, ensuring correct thickness and attachment.
Procedures for connecting remote vacuum systems or preparing the included dust bag for dust collection.
Detailed assembly diagram and component list for the OBS-18 model.
Assembly diagram for the OBS-18DC model, showing its components.
List of available accessories for the machine, including dust bags and pads.
