What to do if my Southwire Construction Equipment bender won't power on?
- TtyangAug 17, 2025
If your Southwire Construction Equipment bender isn't powering on, the fuse may be blown. Inspect the 15 amp fuse and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Southwire Construction Equipment bender won't power on?
If your Southwire Construction Equipment bender isn't powering on, the fuse may be blown. Inspect the 15 amp fuse and replace it if necessary.
How to troubleshoot a Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 Construction Equipment bender that won't operate?
If your Southwire Construction Equipment bender isn't operating, check for voltage at the power source to ensure it is providing adequate power.
What to do if there is no power at my Southwire Construction Equipment bender?
If there's no power at your Southwire Construction Equipment bender, the extension cord may be defective. Use an ohmmeter to check the extension cord for a broken wire. If a broken wire is detected, replace the extension cord.
Why my Southwire Construction Equipment bender doesn't turn on?
If your Southwire Construction Equipment bender doesn't turn on, the power switch may be in the off position. Check that the power switch is lit green when in the "ON" position. If the switch is defective, replace it.
What causes a Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 motor to run but not bend?
If the motor runs but the Southwire Construction Equipment will not bend, a chain from the transfer shaft might be broken. Remove the cover and visually check for broken parts. Replace any broken parts that you find.
What if the power to my Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 bender will not operate?
If the power to your Southwire Construction Equipment bender will not operate, the motor could be defective. Check for power at the motor and replace the motor if necessary.
What to do if the Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 motor runs but will not bend?
If the motor runs but the Southwire Construction Equipment will not bend, a chain from the jack shaft to the shoe sprocket might be broken. Remove the cover and visually check for broken parts. Replace any broken parts that you find.
Why does my Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 Construction Equipment bender operate in only one direction?
If your Southwire Construction Equipment bender operates in only one direction, the bend/return switch may be defective. Use an ohmmeter to check the switch for an open contact or shorted contacts. If the switch is defective, replace the pendant.
Why is my Southwire Construction Equipment motor running but not bending?
If your Southwire Construction Equipment motor is running but not bending, the key between the motor and gearbox might be missing. Remove the motor from the gearbox and replace the key if it is missing.
What causes a Southwire BENDMAX BML-2000 motor to run but the bender not to bend?
If the motor is running but there is no output through the gearbox, then the gearbox is defective and needs to be replaced.
Product Type | Electric Conduit Bender |
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Model | BML-2000 |
Manufacturer | Southwire |
Maximum Bending Angle | 90 degrees |
Maximum Conduit Size (EMT) | 2 inch |
Power Source | Electric |
Voltage | 120V |
Bending Shoe Included | Yes |
Material | Steel |
Color | Red |
Maximum Conduit Size (IMC) | 1-1/2 inch |
Identifies the product model and type for which the manual provides instructions.
Details precautions related to electric shock, including cord inspection and proper grounding.
Covers essential safety practices like wearing safety glasses, maintaining guards, and proper tool usage.
Provides guidelines for using extension cords safely, specifying gauge, length, and condition.
Details how to select the correct shoe and roller, and warns against overbending.
Stresses the importance of inspecting the bender for wear or damage and using genuine replacement parts.
Reinforces warnings about electric shock, emphasizing proper plug use and connection to grounded circuits.
Details crucial safety steps for forklift transport, including brake engagement and fork placement.
Reiterates guidelines for safe extension cord use, specifying gauge, length, and plug type.
Explains how to adjust the squeeze pressure for different conduit types to ensure proper seating.
Instructs on preparing for bending, including engaging the power and setting the fixed rigid rollers.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for bending various types of conduit, including roller adjustments.
Explains the terms of the five-year and one-year limited warranties for the equipment and its components.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including contact information and procedures.