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Fizzy ... I wonder if it is the naturally greasy contacts in the switch , similar to the problem you had with the battery pallet truck ?
I suspect getting at it will be the biggest problem. Cheers!
daleyd
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Or a few squirt of contact cleaner, and give it a few vigorous operations - on a bandsaw I’d imagine the biggest problem would be sawdust/fine swarf getting in - especially if it’s original and probably not as well sealed as a modern one.
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Ah, if it’s an all in one No Volt Release rather than just an emergency stop button then it could well be an issue with the relay part. Again, simplest is to just replace them, you can get hold of complete units. You can try cleaning out the existing one first.
I can help out if it’s just a e stop switch but I don’t have any nvr units.
Cor having to move the chocolate table to get at it ?
You may as well see if the saw blade fusing machine works while your at it.
I wonder how many people have an 800kg chocolate tableCor having to move the chocolate table to get at it ?
You may as well see if the saw blade fusing machine works while your at it.
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Where it the E-stop located? As above, it could be the cold weather so an old-style 40w bulb in the enclosure might be enough to keep it happy.
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Pictures please!!!I wonder how many people have an 800kg chocolate table
Will do later. It was used for slapping chocolate on so very flat. Looks like a surface table but has water channels inside. I assume to cool the chocolate I use it for welding
