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    jimmy b
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      @jimmyb

      Just doing some milling, thought I could smell bacon!

      I’m stood there thinking that the wife was making me a bacon butty!

       

      Looked up and saddened to see the smoke leaking out the motor…..

      Just waiting for Amadeal to get back to me as to whether they can help with a motor (220v/600w if anyone has one gathering dust!)

       

      Jimb

      #800417
      Robert Atkinson 2
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        @robertatkinson2

        220V 600W covers a lot of motors…

        What machine is it?

        Robert.

        #800438
        jimmy b
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          @jimmyb

          That’s a goid point Robert!

          The machine in question is a Weiss VM3L (WMD20V).

           

          It’s been a pretty good machine, bought it new 17 years ago.

           

          Jimb

          #800445
          JasonB
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            @jasonb

            That will be a brushed DC motor

            #800456
            old mart
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              @oldmart

              Before scrapping the motor, it would be worth removing it from the machine and looking inside. Maybe the brushes have simply worn out.

              #800512
              jimmy b
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                @jimmyb

                I checked the brushes this morning, both fine. A couple of years ago I had a right nightmare with this one, it actually ate one of the brushes!!

                I took it apart and skimmed up the commutator and it was back to normal.

                 

                I may have a look at a VFD set up, having converted my big lathe a few years ago, this could be worth a go.

                 

                JimB

                #800517
                Les Jones 1
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                  @lesjones1

                  I think it may be similar to the motor from a Seig x3.  If you post a picture and dimensions that would help.

                  Les.

                   

                  #800528
                  JasonB
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                    @jasonb

                    Also look at the recent “brush wear thread” that was a 600W and mention of Amadel being able to source a 750W replacement

                    #800533
                    jimmy b
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                      @jimmyb

                      Jason, I’m waiting fora response from Amadeal.

                       

                      Les, the X3 motor has a 12mm spindle, I need 10mm.

                       

                       

                      Jimb

                      #800564
                      jimmy b
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                        @jimmyb

                        Amadeal came up trumps, new motor should be with me on Tuesday!

                         

                        Excellent and thanks Hugh.

                         

                        Jimb

                        #801137
                        jimmy b
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                          @jimmyb

                          New motor arrived and fitted thus morning!

                           

                          Many thanks to all at Amadeal for the excellent service.

                           

                          Jimb

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