To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the fuse blow when I start the motor on my Rotabroach Drill?
If the fuse blows when you start the motor of your Rotabroach Drill, it could be due to several reasons. The wiring might be damaged or defective, or the fuse value could be incorrect. The motor might be running roughly, or the armature and/or field could be defective. Also, check if the carbon brushes are worn out or if the control unit is defective.
Why is the rotation system free stroke too long on my Rotabroach COMMANDO40/3?
If the rotation system free stroke is too long on your Rotabroach Drill, this may be due to a loose or defective gear-rack, or a defective rotation system.
General| Model | COMMANDO40/3 |
|---|---|
| Category | Drill |
| Drilling Capacity | 40 mm |
| Voltage | 110 V or 230 V |
| No Load Speed | 450 RPM |
| Cable Length | 3 m |
| Arbor | 19.05mm (3/4") Weldon |
| Magnet Force | 1000 kg |
Step-by-step guide for safe machine operation before and during use.
Instructions for fitting the pipe adaptor kit, including securing the machine and adjusting plates.
Inspecting the machine, especially the mains cable, for any damage before operation.
Verifying that all machine components are functioning correctly as expected.
Checking machine brushes for abnormal wear and replacing them if worn beyond limits.
Ensuring the magnetic base is flat and undamaged to maintain efficient holding.
Checking and adjusting the slide and bearing bracket for smooth, vibration-free movement.
Verifying gearbox grease levels monthly and changing annually for optimal performance.
Inspecting the armature for visual signs of damage to the body or commutator.
