En english, Troubleshooting, Problem cause action – American Sanders 3DS Orbital Sander User Manual

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ENGLISH

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Clarke

®

American Sanders

Operator’s Manual (EN) - 3DS

Troubleshooting

Problem

Cause Action

Motor will not start

No Power

Check power supply and

connections

Defective switch / bad connection Contact an authorized dealer

Motor fails to start / runs sluggish Low voltage from excessive length Use a 12 Ga. extension cord, not to

or undersized extension cord.

exceed 40’ in length.

Defective start capacitor

Contact an authorized dealer

Defective start switch

Contact an authorized dealer

Defective start/run capacitor

Contact an authorized dealer

Defective motor, low voltage

Contact an authorized dealer

Fuse / Circuit Breaker repeatedly Low voltage

Eliminate extension cord.

trips.

Locate

power

source

closer

to

work

site.

Have

voltage

checked

by

a

qualified electrician.

Bad

connection

Contact

an

authorized

dealer

Defective

motor

Contact

an

authorized

dealer

Machine “hops” during operation Head pressure adjustment

Adjust the Head pressure bolt to

not set to proper pressure.

suite.

Bad/worn

sanding

pad

Replace

faulty

pad.

Uneven

pads.

Replace

uneven

pads.

Sandpaper / screen torn, worn

Replace faulty sandpaper/screen or

or

improperly

installed.

install

properly.

Machine pulls to the right

Head pressure adjustment

Loosen the head pressure

during operation.

set too tight.

adjustment. See Figure 17, page 8

Machine fails to properly

Paper bag is full or not

Replace paper bag in vacuum

contain dust.

properly seated on vacuum

securing properly on vacuum horn.

inlet

horn.

Cloth filter is clogged

Remove cloth filter and clean by

blowing

with

high

pressure

air.

Machine pushes to rear when

Eccentric spacers on hand

Adjust eccentrics to match “tick”

running.

knobs improperly set.

marks on frame with eccentric

hole

toward

front

of

machine.

NOTE: After adjustment both

casters

should

turn

with

the

same

amount

of

pressure.

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