Linisher cuts out, what to do…?

[Richard Harris 5Participant @richardharris5]

It's alive! I tested it on Sunday, works beautifully. We just need to work out what belts we'd ideally need (got a good idea), then it'll be perfect. No electrical issues at all anymore… and lots of flexibility going forward if my dad wants to put other machines in there (or upgrade motors etc).

Thanks to everyone who helps get this sorted out!

[SillyOldDufferModerator @sillyoldduffer]

Posted by Richard Harris 5 on 17/10/2017 10:59:41:

It's alive! I tested it on Sunday, works beautifully.

… No electrical issues at all anymore…

Well done Richard. In a tricky borderline case like this there was always a slight possibility that the Linisher was faulty after all. To find it still didn't work after expensive electrical work would have been a real downer. Great news that your time and money weren't wasted fixing the wrong problem. Hurrah!

Dave

[Richard Harris 5Participant @richardharris5]

Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 17/10/2017 11:23:07:

Posted by Richard Harris 5 on 17/10/2017 10:59:41:

It's alive! I tested it on Sunday, works beautifully.

… No electrical issues at all anymore…

Well done Richard. In a tricky borderline case like this there was always a slight possibility that the Linisher was faulty after all. To find it still didn't work after expensive electrical work would have been a real downer. Great news that your time and money weren't wasted fixing the wrong problem. Hurrah!

Dave

That is true! But, in this case, our electrical setup wasn't sufficient even if the machine was faulty. And thankfully as it was purchased brand new, it would have just been replaced if it was faulty. But you're right, could have been a very different situation, especially if purchased second hand.

[Brian Sweeting 2Participant @briansweeting2]

Well done Richard, glad it's all working and thanks for the update.

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