What to do if my Record Power DML320-EP turning tool digs into the timber?
If the turning tool digs into the timber or grabs it, consider the following: * The turning tool may be blunt: Sharpen the turning tool. * The tool rest may be set too low: Set the tool rest to the correct height. * The tool rest may be too far from the timber: Move the tool rest closer to the timber. * The wrong turning tool may be in use: Use the correct turning tool.
Why does my Record Power DML320-EP spindle stall or not turn?
The spindle may stall or not turn due to several reasons: 1. Excessive depth of cut: Reduce the cutting depth. 2. Loose or broken belt: Adjust belt tension or replace the drive belt. 3. Worn spindle bearings: Replace the bearings. 4. Indexing lock is engaged: Disengage the indexing lock and check the spindle pulley for damage; replace if necessary.
What to do if my Record Power Lathe motor overheats?
If the motor overheats, it could be due to being overloaded. In this case, you should reduce the load on the motor. Another possible cause is insufficient cooling, so clean the motor to increase airflow or reduce how long you use it.
What to do if the drive belt tension is too high on my Record Power Lathe?
Reduce belt tension.
What to do if Record Power DML320-EP Lathe circuit breaker does not have sufficient capacity?
Have a qualified electrician install proper sized circuit breaker.
What to do if the circuit is too long on Record Power Lathe?
Reduce the length of the wire or use a suitable diameter of cable.
What to do if Record Power DML320-EP circuit is overloaded?
Decrease the load on the circuit.
What to do if Record Power Lathe has a loose connection?
Check all external connections.
What to do if Record Power DML320-EP Lathe has low voltage?
Check the power supply to the machine.
What to do if Record Power DML320-EP is not plugged in?
Plug the machine in.
General| Brand | Record Power |
|---|---|
| Model | DML320-EP |
| Category | Lathe |
| Language | English |
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