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robert
January 17, 2025
installing single phase 220 v on the 14 40gt is not clear
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Mr. Anderson
May 14, 2025
To install a single-phase 220V power supply on the Precision Matthews PM-1440GT:
1. Use a 220V, 60Hz, single-phase (1φ) power source. 2. Do not use extension cords. 3. Connect the two hot wires from the 240V single-phase supply to L1 and L3 terminals on the machine. 4. Leave the L2 terminal unconnected. 5. Ensure the machine is on a firm footing. 6. Before powering on, confirm the chuck camlocks are tight, no wrench is left in the chuck, saddle and cross-slide are at mid-travel, and power feeds are disengaged.
This setup allows the lathe to operate correctly using single-phase 220V.
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This manual contains essential safety advice on the proper setup, operation, maintenance, and service of the PM-1440GT lathe. Failure to read, understand and follow the manual may result in property damage or serious personal injury. There are many alternative ways to install and use a lathe. As the owner of the lathe you are solely responsible for its proper installation and safe use.
With the machine in its permanent location, lower it so that its height adjustment bolts rest on the six supplied cast iron level- The PM-1440GT is shipped fully assembled in a single pack- ing mounts, Figure 2. ing case. The machine can be lifted in one piece by an over- head hoist or forklift with slings and/or chains, all items rated for a total weight of at least 1-1/2 tons.
CLEANUP POWER CONNECTION Metal surfaces may have been protected by thick grease and/ As shipped. the PM-1440GT is set for 220 V single or three- or paper. Carefully remove these using a plastic paint scraper, phase. disposable rags and a light-oil such as WD-40.
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— see Section 3 for power feed directions. Precision Matthews recommends draining and refilling all three gearboxes (Headstock, Saddle Feed and Apron) af- ter approximately 20 hours of initial run time. Lubricants are specified in Section 4.
General information The PM-1440GT is a high precision gap-bed lathe. With an all-up weight of 1750 lb, plus 12 spindle speeds from 50 to 2000 rpm, it is a robust heavy-duty machine designed for day-in, day-out use in production and in the larger model shop.
Section 3 USING THE LATHE What is not in this section ... The PM-1440GT is a conventional engine lathe that requires little explanation except for details specific to this particular model — speed selection, thread cutting, and the saddle/ cross-slide power feed system. Because the user is assumed to be familiar with general purpose metal lathes, this section contains very little tutorial.
Figure 3-5 Camlock stud CHUCKS & FACEPLATE TO INSTALL A CHUCK The spindle nose on the PM-1440GT accepts D1-5 Camlock chucks, faceplates and other work holding devices. Disconnect the 220V supply from the lathe! A D1-5 chuck or faceplate is held by six threaded studs, each...
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This is a toolroom-quality fixture that can be retrofitted to reamers, many of which have center holes drilled both ends. any PM-1440GT lathe manufactured later than 2016. It is a [Center-to-center alignment is not an issue if the reference self-contained, center-pivoted design that is attached by a sin- item can be held in a chuck, in which case it is only necessary gle clamp at any point along the lathe bed.
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Factor #1 is correctable in both the cross-slide and compound. Leadscrew handwheels on the PM-1440GT — cross-slide, compound and tailstock — are attached in a similar way, Fig- ure 4-13. The handwheel is locked to the leadscrew shaft by a key (not shown).
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4. If there is a significant difference in TIR* from (1) to (2), try instructions for the PM-1440GT follow this section. to correct this by loosening, then re-tightening the chuck/ collet, while levering the outer end of the rod (gentle tap- ping with a non-marring hammer can also be helpful).
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Runout should be less than 0.0005" TIR. Figure A2 Headstock attachment screws, RH Figure F Morse taper test bar PM-1440GT HEADSTOCK ALIGNMENT Figure A1 is an exaggerated top-down view of what happens if the spindle is not precisely aligned with the lathe bed. This...
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installing single phase 220 v on the 14 40gt is not clear
To install a single-phase 220V power supply on the Precision Matthews PM-1440GT:
1. Use a 220V, 60Hz, single-phase (1φ) power source.
2. Do not use extension cords.
3. Connect the two hot wires from the 240V single-phase supply to L1 and L3 terminals on the machine.
4. Leave the L2 terminal unconnected.
5. Ensure the machine is on a firm footing.
6. Before powering on, confirm the chuck camlocks are tight, no wrench is left in the chuck, saddle and cross-slide are at mid-travel, and power feeds are disengaged.
This setup allows the lathe to operate correctly using single-phase 220V.
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