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Homier 7x12 electronic question
rikissme
Hello all,
I've been lurking on this group for sometime while waiting to get a lathe and have finally bought the 7x12 from homier. I'm excited about learning how to use it but I seem to have a problem. The lathe runs smoothly in reverse but chugs along in the forward position. I removed the cover where the switches are and put an ohm meter on what appears to be the main wires on the toggle switch (black for reverse and white for forward - I think). Sure enough, I get a nice steady current when running in reverse and a weaker pulsating current going forward. Has anyone else in the group had a similar problem or have an idea how to correct this? Thanks - Rick |
Welcome to the group, someone here should be able to answer your question.
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The controller normally provides reduced drive for reverse. When the switch is in the Rev position, is the spindle actually turning backwards? (One possibility on a new machine is that the motor wiring is hooked up backwards...) John --- In 7x12minilathe@..., "rikissme" <rikissme@...> wrote:
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I got the Homier a couple of years ago. The first time I fired it up, it ran noticably
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slower in reverse than forward. I called Homier & asked about it, and they said that the speed should be the same both ways. Whether or not that's true, they sent me a replacement controller board (no charge, and they didn't ask for the original back), and forward & reverse appear to be the same now. It might be worth a call. (From what I remember, the board didn't arrive that quickly. Maybe 3-4 weeks.) John ----- Original Message -----
From: John To: 7x12minilathe@... Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 6:49 PM Subject: [7x12minilathe] Re: Homier 7x12 electronic question Welcome to the group, someone here should be able to answer your question. The controller normally provides reduced drive for reverse. When the switch is in the Rev position, is the spindle actually turning backwards? (One possibility on a new machine is that the motor wiring is hooked up backwards...) John --- In 7x12minilathe@..., "rikissme" <rikissme@...> wrote: > > Hello all, > I've been lurking on this group for sometime while waiting to get a > lathe and have finally bought the 7x12 from homier. I'm excited about > learning how to use it but I seem to have a problem. The lathe runs > smoothly in reverse but chugs along in the forward position. > > I removed the cover where the switches are and put an ohm meter on what > appears to be the main wires on the toggle switch (black for reverse > and white for forward - I think). Sure enough, I get a nice steady > current when running in reverse and a weaker pulsating current going > forward. > > Has anyone else in the group had a similar problem or have an idea how > to correct this? > > Thanks - Rick > |
Steve Claggett
Unclerabid can take care of your questions and fix your board.
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rikissme
Thanks for the advice, I called homier today and their tech support
is supposed to contact me within 48 hours ... I'll keep you posted. Ricky --- In 7x12minilathe@..., "John Ruge" <jruge@...> wrote: up, it ran noticably slower in reverse than forward. I called Homier & asked about it,and they said that the speed should be the same both ways. Whether or not that'strue, they sent me a replacement controller board (no charge, and they didn'task for the original back), and forward & reverse appear to be the same now. Itmight be worth a call. (From what I remember, the board didn't arrive thatquickly. Maybe 3-4 weeks.)question. the switch is in the Rev position, is the spindle actually turningwrote: >get a > lathe and have finally bought the 7x12 from homier. I'm excitedabout > learning how to use it but I seem to have a problem. The latheruns > smoothly in reverse but chugs along in the forward position.on what > appears to be the main wires on the toggle switch (black forreverse > and white for forward - I think). Sure enough, I get a nicesteady > current when running in reverse and a weaker pulsating currentgoing > forward.idea how > to correct this? |
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