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If the GÖLZ Drill bit is deformed, replace it with a new one and have the worn drill bit rebalanced. Also, inspect the drill stem and either adjust or replace it. Avoid using deformed drill bits, as they can cause wear to the drill motor.
What to do if GÖLZ Drill bit worn out?
If the GÖLZ Drill bit is worn out, replace it with a new one.
What to do if GÖLZ Drill bit out of true?
If the GÖLZ Drill bit is out of true, replace it and bring the worn drill bit in for re-balancing.
What to do if GÖLZ KB 300 segment surface is daubed with material sludge?
If the segment surface of your GÖLZ Drill is daubed with material sludge, increase the water flow and re-sharpen the segments.
What to do if GÖLZ KB 300 Drill segment surface is daubed with steel chips?
If the segment surface of your GÖLZ Drill is daubed with steel chips, reduce the speed, increase the water flow, and re-sharpen the segments.
What to do if GÖLZ KB 300 Drill is drilling in steel?
When drilling in steel with the GÖLZ Drill, use a lower gear, reduce feed, and increase water flow.
What to do if GÖLZ Drill bit is blunt?
If your GÖLZ Drill bit becomes blunt, replace it with a new one.
What to do if GÖLZ Drill has hard bonded segment?
If your GÖLZ Drill has a hard bonded segment, use segments one class softer bonded.
What to do if GÖLZ KB 300 has soft bonded segments?
If your GÖLZ Drill has soft bonded segments, use segments one class harder bonded or increase rpm and reduce the feed compression.
What to do if diamond grains pressed into the binding of GÖLZ KB 300 Drill?
If diamond grains are pressed into the binding of your GÖLZ Drill, sharpen the drill bit in a sharpening plate and work with low feed.
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