Bridgeport milling machine wiring diagram

Bridgeport milling machine wiring diagram

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    Oldskool Ford
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      Hello, does anyone have a copy of the early Bridgeport wiring diagram they could share with me please?

      My machine is dated 1969, it is the J head with 2 speed motor. The machine is new to me, when I looked inside the electrical panel on the side a couple of the wires are unmarked and hanging disconnected so I'd like to find out where they are meant to go and make sure it's safe before I power it up.

      All of the wiring diagrams I can find online are for later 1970s machines with the larger electronics box on the side with the Erskine control unit.

      Thanks

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      Oldskool Ford
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        #485689
        Ady1
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          @ady1

          Are these the late ones?

          A bridgeport users website would probbly be easier

           

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          Edited By Ady1 on 15/07/2020 02:34:06

          Edited By Ady1 on 15/07/2020 02:39:46

          #485720
          Oldskool Ford
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            @oldskoolford25120

            Yes those are the later ones unfortunately, thanks for posting though!

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            Clive Foster
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              @clivefoster55965

              I have two PDF versions of an older wiring diagram for a machine fitted with the large, gearbox type, X axis feed with start – stop button housing integrated into the main machine castings. Single speed motor unfortunately.

              If you think they might be useful PM me your E-Mail and I will send them over.

              As I recall matters I created the first one from a very rough photocopy around 20 – 25 years ago to help fix a friends machine. We got it going so I guess it might be about right! Some years later I had to replace a contactor and, presumably, produced an amended diagram.

              Revolting colours unfortunately. Something went funny during migrations between computers an programs over the years.

              Clive

              Edited By Clive Foster on 15/07/2020 13:16:26

              #485955
              Oldskool Ford
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                @oldskoolford25120

                All sorted now, thanks to Clive for helping me with a diagram.

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                Emgee
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                  Posted by Oldskool Ford on 16/07/2020 08:41:14:

                  All sorted now, thanks to Clive for helping me with a diagram.

                  Good to see another success on the forum, thanks for letting us know.

                  Emgee

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