Brobo 3220020, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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CHAPTER 6 - Troubleshoot
Below lists of some of the most common problems associated with the
Brobo Group PG350 Pedestal Grinder
&
the recommended troubleshooting procedures to undertake to rectify the situation. If the solutions provided do not
resolve the problems, or the problem identified differs from those listed,
immediately
contact Brobo Group
engineering department.
PROBLEM IDENTIFIED DIAGNOSIS SOLUTIONS
Excessive consumption of
grinding wheel/cracking of
grinding wheel
Minimal material removed on
the parent part when fed onto
the grinder wheel
The machine would not operate
Incorrect grade of grit on grinding
wheel for parent material
Excessively feed rate, forcing the
parent material onto the grinding
wheel
Cracking due to sudden force onto
grinding wheel (‘jarring’ of grinding
wheel)
Clogged or worn grinding wheel
Incorrect grade of grit on grinding
wheel for parent material
Broken or worn component
The electrical component is worn
Verify that the correct grade of
grinding is suited for the parent
material being ground.
Reduce the feed rate onto the
grinder, else it might cause the
parent material to break & cause
harm to the operator.
Do not abruptly force the parent
material onto the grinding wheel.
Instead, the material should be fed
onto the grinding wheel at a steady
but constant rate.
Replace the grinding wheel.
Verify that the correct grade of
grinding is suited for the parent
material being ground.
All components of the grinder are
sold as spare parts (pending
availability). Please contact your
nearest Brobo distributor or our
Brobo Group head office. Please
visit www.brobo.com.au for more
details.
All electrical components to the
grinder are sold as spare parts
(pending availability). Please contact
your Brobo distributor. Please also
visit www.brobo.com.au for more
details.