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3, Incorrect fuses or circuit break-
ers in power line.
1, Motor overloaded.
wn
1, Short circuit in motor or loose
connections
2, Low voltage.
3, Incorrect fuses or circuit breakers
in power line.
4, Motor overloaded.
ting 1, Depth of cut too great.
of
1, Machine virbrating
2, Workpiece not being held firmly.
3, Wheel face uneven.
4, Wheel is too hard.
ce.
1, Impurity on wheel surface.
2, Workpiece not being held tightly.
he
1, Improper type of grinding wheel
2, Improper feed rate.
3, Coolant required.
shorted terminals or wo
3, Install correct fuses
1, Reduce load on mot
1, Inspect connections o
terminals or worn insul
2, Correct the low volta
3, Install correct fuses
4. Reduce load on mot
1, Slow down the rate of
into wheel.
1, Make sure machine
a solid surface.
2, Use a holding device to
3, Dress the grinding w
4. Use softer wheel, or
1, Dress the grinding w
2. Use a holding device t
1, Try a wheel which is s
2, Slow down the rate of
into wheel.
3, Add optional coolant
by hand.
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