Billy Mills | 18/08/2011 13:00:45 |
377 forum posts | If the controller pcb is the same as the diagram you can use a two wire connection to the pot by wiring 10 and 9 together and then wiring the centre pin of the pot to 9 & 10 and an outside pot tag to 11. Would repeat the advice to check that the slow speed preset is not open. Billy. |
gtrack | 19/08/2011 19:09:29 |
![]() 25 forum posts 6 photos | Just like to say thanks.....fitted the 50K pot (a Colvern 3 Watt) today and has solved the problem.....everything works fine now, I have speeds from very slow up to fast in a single 300 degree turn!....finally.
Spent weeks trying to find that elusive 500 Ohm Log Pot only to find I could have just got a £5 linear 50K one from anywhere!
Thanks again for the effort, looking at machines, diagrams, racking brains etc.......If I ever hear of a similar problem i`ll be able to comment on it like an expert now!
Also I hope the bug that crept into this thread doesn`t pop up in the future....judging by the complexity of those postings....don`t phone me if it does!...sounds a nightmare!
Cheers
James. |
Keith Long | 19/08/2011 20:15:13 |
883 forum posts 11 photos | Hi James Good to hear you're now up and running again. Sounds as though my hunch about the circuit diagram NOT being for your machine was right. Andrew might have thrown some light on that saying that the board on his machine is by Erskine. Might be worth seeing if you can find a circuit diagram for that, or see if you can find any serial numbers or makers marks on your circuit board that may identify it. I wouldn't be at all surprised if the board has been changed at some time during the life of your machine for a newer version, or an alternative from a source other than Bridgeport. The 6F board does look a bit old hat and I'm sure that the control could be done better using more a modern approach with more up-to-date components. Best of luck - happy milling! Keith |
Weldsol | 19/08/2011 20:42:37 |
74 forum posts | Glad to hear your in control again.
Paul |
keith russell 4 | 16/07/2014 15:50:23 |
8 forum posts | I wonder if anyone can help me, I have an Adcock and Shipley Bridgeport mill circa 1976, can anyone tell me how to adjust the mechanism which kicks out the drive when I am using power down feed. The feed works o k in both down and up modes, but when I try to get it to stop on the knurled vertical screw, it just "ticks" and doesn't throw the lever outwards I notice these is a small mock allen screw underneath the shaft which bears on the rectangular bar which fits between the upper and lower pieces, has this any bearing on the "stop" function? Further, on trying to engage back gear, there is an abominable noise, sounds like the dog clutch is not engaging properly, has anyone any ideas on how to fix this please?
You can contact me on keithrussell10 <at> yahoo.com Many thanks in advance for your help, kind regards keith russell <edited to hide email from spambots, but i do suggest using the PM facility to contact forum members>
Edited By Neil Wyatt on 16/07/2014 16:43:27 |
Les Jones 1 | 16/07/2014 16:42:01 |
2292 forum posts 159 photos | Hi Keith,
This is from a PDF I have of the manual. (It may not be the correct version for your machine.) Let me know if you would like me to email a copy of the manual to you. Les. |
keith russell 4 | 21/07/2014 15:35:53 |
8 forum posts | Hi, This message for Les Jones 1
Hi Les, not sure if you got my previous mail, still trying to work my way round this forum, a bit complex for an old timer!!!
But just to say thanks very much for the information regarding my Auto down feed
Kind regards Keith Russell |
Les Jones 1 | 21/07/2014 20:35:14 |
2292 forum posts 159 photos | Hi Keith, Les. |
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