20200707
Owner Manual
Sweet Sixteen Version 2.0
Before starting your
Sweet 16:
Plug your lathe into a working outlet of the proper voltage.
If 110 volts, use the standard household grounded outlet.
If 220 volts, use a NEMA 6‐20 outlet, rated for 250 volts
and 20 Amps. Available at any hardware store.
Note: GFI circuits are NOT compatible with your lathe.
NEMA 5‐15, 110 volt NEMA 6‐20, 220 volt
DO NOT USE GFI CIRCUITS
Be sure the spindle lock is all the way down – engaging the
spindle lock disconnects the controls. Please note, the
spindle lock might be only part way up – not enough to
lock the spindle, but enough to disconnect the controls.
X
DO NOT
use the key pad on the inverter to run the
lathe. Use the magnetic backed controller.
When plugged in, the display will read “Stop”. When
running, the spindle RPM is displayed.
Your inverter may be beige or blue. Both work the same.
For safety sake, turn the speed dial to the lowest setting
every time you start the lathe.
This is a great habit to get into.
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Please read the trouble shooting section. Phone: 608‐924‐1133 Email: [email protected]
ROBUST LATHES HAVE BEEN TESTED TO UL STD. 987 and CSA STD. C22.2 No. 105 AND ARE CE COMPLIANT
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Push it all the way down
