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If your Husqvarna Floor Machine displays an under voltage error, it could be due to an insufficient voltage supply to the machine. Check the power supply and ensure the correct voltage. It's also possible that the power supply to the variable speed drives or frequency converters has been turned off, so reconnect the power to the grinder.
Why is my Husqvarna PG 530 hard to hold on to?
There are several reasons why the Husqvarna Grinder might be hard to hold on to. It could be due to not enough diamonds under the machine, so increase the number of diamonds to reduce the load. Alternatively, the large motor may not be working; ensure it's plugged in and check for faults on the variable speed drive or frequency converter. Also, a slipping or broken drive belt can cause this issue; inspect the belt tensioner cover for water or dust, and replace the belt if broken. Another cause is only 1 phase is coming into the machine, so check the incoming power supply. Lastly, the application might require too much of the machine's capacity; slow down both the motor speeds and the forward speed.
What to do if Husqvarna Grinder is leaving an irregular scratch pattern?
An irregular scratch pattern from your Husqvarna Grinder can stem from several issues. First, check that all diamonds are fitted correctly, are the same height, grit, and bond. If uneven, space them out and run the machine on an abrasive surface until they equalize. Second, ensure all head locks are present and tight. Third, verify resins are the same grit and bond and free from contaminants; clean them on a lightly abrasive surface if needed. Lastly, inspect grinding heads for broken parts or excess movement.
Why is my Husqvarna Grinder hard to hold onto?
If the Husqvarna Grinder is hard to hold onto, there could be several reasons: * Not enough diamonds under the machine: Increase the number of diamonds to reduce the load. * Large motor not working: Ensure it's plugged in, check for faults on the large variable speed drive or frequency converter, and verify it's on and functioning correctly. If the numbers on the keypad display stay at zero when running, the machine needs to be checked by an electrician or Husqvarna Construction Products. * Drive belt is slipping: Remove the belt tensioner cover plate and check for water or dust inside the machine. * Drive belt is broken: Replace the internal drive belt.
Why does my Husqvarna Grinder sound like it is over revving?
If your Husqvarna Grinder sounds like it is over-revving, it could be due to: * Small planetary drive motor not plugged in: Check that the small planetary drive motor is properly connected. * Small motor not working: Ensure the small motor is plugged in, check for faults on the small variable speed drive or frequency converter, and confirm it's on and functioning correctly. If the numbers on the keypad display stay at zero when running, the machine needs to be checked by an electrician or Husqvarna Construction Products.
What causes output phase supervision error on Husqvarna Floor Machine?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine displays an output phase supervision error, it could be due to a short circuit on the output side of variable speed drives or frequency converters. Check the wiring in plugs connected to motor cables or inside connection boxes on motors. Another possible cause is motor failure, though this is rare, so have the motor tested and replace it if required.
What to do if Husqvarna Floor Machine motor is stalled?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine motor is stalled, it could be due to the motor being worked too hard and drawing extra current. Check the current being drawn when the machine is running and reduce the speed setting to bring the current draw back into acceptable limits. Alternatively, there may be a mechanical jam preventing the motor from turning, so try rotating the grinding discs and planetary head by hand to see if a jam exists.
How to troubleshoot earth fault on Husqvarna Floor Machine?
If your Husqvarna Floor Machine displays an earth fault, it could be due to a short circuit on the output side of variable speed drives or frequency converters. In this case, check the wiring in plugs connected to motor cables or inside connection boxes on motors. Another possible cause is motor failure, though this is rare, so have the motor tested and replace it if required.
What to do if Husqvarna Grinder unit over temperature?
If the Husqvarna Grinder unit is over temperature, it could be because the variable speed drives or frequency converter are overheating due to a high-temperature working environment or a faulty temperature sensor. To resolve this, open the door on the electrical cabinet to increase ventilation and have the variable speed drives or frequency converter tested by a service agent.
What causes Earth fault in Husqvarna PG 530?
If the Husqvarna Grinder displays an 'Earth fault', it may be due to: * A short circuit on the output side of variable speed drives or frequency converters: Check the wiring in plugs connected to motor cables or inside connection boxes on motors. * Motor failure: Have the motor tested and replace if required.
Explains machine symbols including warnings and environmental markings.
Defines the three warning levels: WARNING!, CAUTION!, and NOTICE!.
Welcomes the customer and introduces the product, emphasizing satisfaction and support.
Highlights the product's performance, technology, and unique features like Dual Drive Technology.
Identifies and labels all parts of the grinder using a diagram and a list.
Emphasizes checking and maintaining safety equipment for correct operation and preventing injury.
Details the function and checking procedures for the power button and stop/run switch.
Explains the emergency stop button's purpose and how to test its functionality.
Safety warning for assembly/disassembly, emphasizing power disconnection.
Provides instructions on how to change diamond segments, including safety precautions and steps.
Explains how to adjust the rubber skirt for proper sealing, dust extraction, and dust elimination.
Covers grinding heads, diamond segments, grit size, binding agent, and segment count.
Details principles for wet and dry grinding operations.
Explains the differences between full and half diamond sets and their applications.
Details how surface smoothness or coarseness influences diamond segment choice.
Stresses the importance of using approved personal protective equipment (PPE) for safety.
Outlines basic safety directions, common sense use, and operator responsibility.
Advises on initial speed settings and adjustments based on operator comfort.
Explains how rotation direction affects the machine's pull and its use near walls.
Introduces the machine's purpose and recommends using a dust extraction system.
Explains the function and benefits of variable speed drives/frequency converters in the machine.
Illustrates and labels the keypad and display of the variable speed drive/frequency converter.
Lists essential checks and preparations before starting the machine, including safety and maintenance.
Details the procedure for starting the machine, including checking controls and reducing floor pressure.
Explains the correct procedure for stopping the machine using the stop/run switch.
General warnings and guidelines for maintenance, emphasizing authorized personnel and professional service.
Provides a schedule for regular checks and maintenance tasks, including frequency.
Explains machine symbols including warnings and environmental markings.
Defines the three warning levels: WARNING!, CAUTION!, and NOTICE!.
Welcomes the customer and introduces the product, emphasizing satisfaction and support.
Highlights the product's performance, technology, and unique features like Dual Drive Technology.
Identifies and labels all parts of the grinder using a diagram and a list.
Emphasizes checking and maintaining safety equipment for correct operation and preventing injury.
Details the function and checking procedures for the power button and stop/run switch.
Explains the emergency stop button's purpose and how to test its functionality.
Safety warning for assembly/disassembly, emphasizing power disconnection.
Provides instructions on how to change diamond segments, including safety precautions and steps.
Explains how to adjust the rubber skirt for proper sealing, dust extraction, and dust elimination.
Covers grinding heads, diamond segments, grit size, binding agent, and segment count.
Details principles for wet and dry grinding operations.
Explains the differences between full and half diamond sets and their applications.
Details how surface smoothness or coarseness influences diamond segment choice.
Stresses the importance of using approved personal protective equipment (PPE) for safety.
Outlines basic safety directions, common sense use, and operator responsibility.
Advises on initial speed settings and adjustments based on operator comfort.
Explains how rotation direction affects the machine's pull and its use near walls.
Introduces the machine's purpose and recommends using a dust extraction system.
Explains the function and benefits of variable speed drives/frequency converters in the machine.
Illustrates and labels the keypad and display of the variable speed drive/frequency converter.
Lists essential checks and preparations before starting the machine, including safety and maintenance.
Details the procedure for starting the machine, including checking controls and reducing floor pressure.
Explains the correct procedure for stopping the machine using the stop/run switch.
General warnings and guidelines for maintenance, emphasizing authorized personnel and professional service.
Provides a schedule for regular checks and maintenance tasks, including frequency.
General| Grinding width | 530 mm |
|---|---|
| Max. working depth | 5 mm |
| Disc diameter | 250 mm |
| Number of grinding discs | 3 |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Dust extraction | Yes |
| Drive system | Electric |
