Troubleshooting; Lubrication - Craftsman 351.226711 Owner's Manual

MAINTENANCE (Continued)
LUBRICATION
The shielded _ besdng_l In this sander are per-
manomly IUl_ted lit the factory. They require no
further lubrlcelk)n,
KEEP SANDER IN REPAIR
Replace any damaged or mlsldng parts. Use the perte
I_ to order parts.
Any _lempt to repalr the motor may create e heze_
unless rel_r Is done by s qualified service technlclarL
Repair service is available at your nearut Seers store.
If power cord Is worn, cut or damaged In any vmy, have
, repaid _anmed_Cy,
Replace worn abrasives when needed.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUOE(S) CORREC11VE ACTION
M_orwlllnot Mint. 1. Low voltage. I. Che_,powMllnelurproperv_
2. Open ckcue, in motor or 2. Inspeot Mleedoonne(:Uo_onmotorfor
_lome _ looseor open€onnectk_
Motto wm not etant;
fusee or circuit
breakers blow,
Motor falls to develop
lull power Loowsr
IX_ of motor dram
rapidb/withdecre_e
In voltage M motor
terminals).
Motor overlheata.
Motor mils (resulting
in blown fusn or
tripped circuit).
Machine slows down
while opetatlng.
Abrasive belt tuna off
lop wheeL
1. Short drct,e In Une cord or
r_u_
2. Shah clrcull In motor or
Io_e conne_k:m.
3, Inoorrecl fusse or dmult
• breekors In powerllce.
1. Power I_ ovedceded with
lights, appliances and other
motom.
2. Undendza wlre8 or ch'(_uils
too long.
3. General ovedoad_g of
power company's facaltles,
1. MOtor ovedoedgd.
2. Ab"circulation through the
motor restricted.
1. Short c_cult In motor o_
loose connections.
2. Low voltagL
3. Incorrect fuses or drcult
brukem In power line,
4. Motor ovedoaded.
Applylng too much pressure
to workplace.
No__c_ng proper_.
1. Ir._pect n neoo_l Orplugfordamaged
Insulation and shorted wlres.
2. Inoped all ieed ¢ormootiono on motor for
k:xlo or sho_ed tormlr.ds or worn Ins_
on'w_
3. Instail O:mot luses or c',mull brsekerL
P
lie=
Reduce the load on the power line.
2. Ir_rease wire elze_ or reduce length 04
• wlrk_.
3. RiKNest a voltage d_eck fTOmthe power
company.
1. Reduce Iced on motor,
2. Clean out motor to provlde normal air
drcuiatlon throt_h motor.
1, Inspect connections In motor for loose or shorted
termlrmle orwom Ineulatlon on lead wires.
2. Correct the low line voltage conditions.
3. Inst_ correct fuses or cimult breakers.
4, Reduce load on motor.
Ease up on Ixusure.
See Operating I_ section
"l"mcldn9 Abmelve Belt"
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