Robonthemoor | 16/06/2013 15:16:48 |
![]() 211 forum posts 45 photos | My myford super 7 lathe single phase, go's in reverse when in the forward position? Can any one help with this problem, my Electrition says he would like more info before he looks at it.
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roy entwistle | 16/06/2013 16:37:11 |
1716 forum posts | What does it do in reverse position |
Lambton | 16/06/2013 17:20:29 |
![]() 694 forum posts 2 photos | Does the lathe have a Dewhurst switch? |
Speedy Builder5 | 16/06/2013 18:33:13 |
2878 forum posts 248 photos | Change the label - Rev/Fwd? Or did you mean that it goes in rev in both positions. Could it be that the handle spindle is screwed into the wrong side of the rotor shaft ? BobH |
Robonthemoor | 16/06/2013 21:53:23 |
![]() 211 forum posts 45 photos | The switch is a dewhurst & partner ltd hounslow, type A in forward position it reveres in reverse position it runs forward but on a rethink" off is at the back & the switch can't go round to that position so maybe that's the way it works, with the back off the lever pointing at the word. |
Robbo | 16/06/2013 23:12:36 |
1504 forum posts 142 photos | The straight lever on the Dewhurst switch should screw right through the spindle, and the end that does so has a point on it - this points to the desired direction, and will also point to off. UNLESS the switch has the shortened form of lever,in which the knob sticks up at an angle and is brazed to a collar that fits over the spindle. The same theory applies, but there is no pointer, but the knob faces the "wrong direction" and the back of the spindle faces the selected direction or off. If you want the knob to face the selected direction, just unscrew the straight lever and put it back the other way, or take off the short lever and replace it the other way - you will find a grub screw at the back of the collar, which secures it. Phil Edited By Robbo on 16/06/2013 23:17:13 |
Robonthemoor | 16/06/2013 23:43:40 |
![]() 211 forum posts 45 photos | Spot on" sorted . thank guys |
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