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Optimum OPTIDRILL B 23PRO - Malfunctions and Troubleshooting; Drilling Machine Malfunctions

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OPTIMUM
MASCHINEN - GERMANY
Malfunctions
Version 2.0.2 2014-11-04 Page 73Original operating instructions
B17Pro | B23Pro | B26Pro | B33Pro GB
8 Malfunctions
8.1 Malfunctions on the drilling machine
Malfunction
Cause/
possible effects
Solution
Release of the FI protected
switch
an unusual
FI protective switch is being used
 "Power supply“ on page 29
Noise during work. Spindle turning dry
Tool blunt or incorrectly secured
Grease spindle
Use new tool and check securing
(fixed setting of the bit, bit holder and
chuck).
Drill bit "burnt“ Incorrect speed
The filings have not been removed
from the bore hole
Blunt drill bit.
Operating without cooling agent
Select another rate, feed too high
Retract the drill bit from the bore hole
more often.
Sharpen the drill bit or insert new drill
bit.
Use cooling agent
Drill point runs off, drilled hole
is not circular.
Hard fibre in wood or length of the
cutting twist or the drill bit is uneven.
Drill bit is bent.
Use a new drill bit.
Drill bit defective. No base / support used. Place a piece of wood underneath
the workpiece and fasten this to the
workpiece.
Drill bit runs unround or wob-
bles.
Drill bit is bent.
Worn bearing on boring head.
Drill is not correctly clamped.
Drill chuck defective
Replace drill bit
Have the bearing on the boring head
replaced.
Set the correct tension to the drill bit.
Exchange the drill chuck.
The drill chuck or the taper
mandril cannot be inserted.
Dirt, grease or oil on the taper inside
of the drill chuck or on the taper sur-
face of the drill spindle
Clean the surfaces accurately
Keep surfaces free of grease
Motor does not start Motor is wrongly connected
Defective fuse
Have it checked by authorised per-
sonnel.
Motor is overheating and there
is no power
Motor overloaded
Too low mains voltage
Motor is wrongly connected
Disconnect immediately and have
the equipment checked by a trained
specialist
Precision of the work deficient Heavy and unbalanced or deformed
part
Inexact horizontal position of the part
holder
Balance the piece statically and
secure without straining
Adjust part-holder
Drilling spindle sleeve does not
return to its initial position
Spindle return spring “Spindle return spring“ on page 45

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