When I lift the safety cover the machine used to stop. Now the bit stops turning but the head keeps moving back and forth as if it were still cutting. Any suggestions on what went wrong?
When I lift the safety cover the machine used to stop. Now the bit stops turning but the head keeps moving back and forth as if it were still cutting. Any suggestions on what went wrong?
There are two switches on the cover. The one controling the function you are asking is on the left side or key board side if facing the machine. Check out theft left switch .
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See post by Al Who. He explains it very well.
http://forum.carvewright.com/showthr...t=cover+switch
Steve
It is not really a good practice to use the clear cover as a normal stop or pause. It is more of a safety, I need to stop the machine now function. With the current going through the switches, by lifting the cover they will arc and burn out the switches or worse. By pressing the stop button once, it tells the computer to pause/halt all process. The computer will tell the shut everything down.
Nope no change in design. Keyboard side switch tells the machine the cover is open stops the process and the non keyboard switch is to complete the circuit to the cut motor.
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You can do it. Look here http://www.carvewright.com/support-page/repair/ for cover switches in the list of instructions or go directly here: http://www.carvewright.com/assets/service/Service_instructions/CarveWright_service_replace_cover_switch.pdf
I posted some time ago about a completely compatible switch that is sealed against dust and moisture unlike the original. I had two factory switches fail within weeks, but this one is working well going on three years now.
http://forum.carvewright.com/showthr...125#post119125
thank you for the info just ordered some Allied Electronics, their p/n 908-1197. It's a sealed Cherry switch (Cherry p/n DC1C-A1AA),
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After a further cleaning I found out the switch was not bad, just plugged up. I am glad since the instructions for replacing them are 12 pages long.
Posted last night that a stuck left cover switch was un common... WOW... Proved wrong again... LOL...
Good Job getting it going.
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