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34 | Page Oliver Machinery 10060/10061 Drill Press
Troubleshooting
Mechanical / Electrical Issues
Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution
Machine does not
start.
Machine is not connected
to a power source.
1. Make sure the machine is plugged in, or the
power disconnect is at the ON position.
2. Ensure all electrical connections have good
contacts.
Low voltage / current. Check/repair the power circuit by an electrician.
Faulty switch/motor/
capacitor.
Contact customer service for further assistance.
Tripped circuit breaker or
blown fuse.
Reconnect the circuit and see the
troubleshooting steps “Machine trips circuit
breaker, or blows fuse.”
Tripped circuit
breaker or blown
fuse
Machine is undersized for
the operation.
Reduce feed rate/pressure and use a sharp drill
bit. Remove drilling debris more frequently.
Dull drill bit Replace or sharpen the drill bit.
Too much load on a
circuit.
Make sure the power circuit is sized for this
machine. If the circuit is shared, ensure it is
sized to supply power for all items in the circuit.
Motor/capacitor issue. Contact customer service for further assistance.
Machine vibrates
excessively or makes
unexpected noise.
Damaged/unbalanced drill
bit.
Replace any damaged/unbalanced drill bits.
Make sure the drill bit is installed correctly. The
shank must be centered between the three
chuck jaws.
Machine stands on an
uneven floor.
Reposition machine on a flat, level surface.
V-belt worn, slipping or
hitting belt cover.
Clean belt and pulleys. Adjust belt tension.
Replace V-belt if it shows signs of aging.
Unbalanced chuck. Remount chuck. Make sure the contact surface
between the arbor and the quill is free of
debris. Replace damaged chuck and arbor.
Loose components. Tighten fasteners of the component.
Worn bearings. Contact customer service for assistance.