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lordedmond:
time to get a new motor then


A point before you spend  :( :( :( :(  dis the motor from the control board and replace it with a 100 watt lamp BC or GS your choice make sure its a 220 volt one not 110  one( we used to have at Stanton Iron works 25 v, 50 v, 110 v and 240 volt lamps all in normal BC  :doh:) then try to power up you should be able to see the result of the speed pot in how bright the lamp is , if it goes full on or not on you need a new pcb ark euro do do spare ones , but beware duff motor could release the magic smoke for a new board and visa versa

may be useful http://www.repaircontrol.com/FinalTest/FCSeriesPreInstallation.pdf

http://www.repaircontrol.com


Stuart
Stilldrillin:
Dave.
Is this what yer after?




Commutator looks a bit grotty. Seeing as it's only done 2 seconds work.......  :scratch:




Hmmm......
Stuart. I think this is where I hand over to a Higher Authority......  :thumbup:

David D
Bluechip:
Hi Dave

Seen worse comms ....

Any type numbers on the components screwed on th LH side ??

5 of them, metal tabs capscrewed onto the heatsink ??

Will be on the black bit under the screws ( M3 ??? )

Looks a bit like mine, not sure ??

Dave BC
lordedmond:
David D no problems it take a real man to call for higher help


good luck with it Dave BC

If all else fails  this may help http://www.amadeal.co.uk/acatalog/KB_Mini_Lathe_Speed_Controller_Circuit_Board.html
http://www.littlemachineshop.com/Reference/DriveTroubleshooting.pdf
John Swift:
  
Hi Dave SD ,

the pictures are interesting

your lathe looks like this one :---  http://www.cnczone.com/forums/mini_lathe/125585-wiring_parts.html

the motor does not look too bad , as Dave BC said

one way to test it is to apply a low voltage AC across the commutator  (with the armature out of the motor )

then measure the voltage between adjacent segments ,it should be all  the same

a shorted turn or an open circuit will result a marked difference

If the problem is the control board

first check  the 3 diodes and 2 thyristors (scr's) on the heatsink are not short circuit

 and then  275V varistor  MOV1  and the capacitor across it C20? , they are both directly across the mains supply

 John

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