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  • 2 September 2020 at 06:18 #32134
    Ross Johnson 3
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      2 September 2020 at 06:18 #493801
      Ross Johnson 3
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        The power feed unit supplied with my SX3 Mill-Drill in 2012 has ceased to function. I require an electrical/electronics circuitry diagram which was not supplied at the time.

        (As the machines are dis-continued lines, the NZ/Aus agents can't help.)

        2 September 2020 at 08:52 #493811
        Paul Lousick
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          Hi Ross,

          I am in Sydney and used to have an SX3 with a power feed which failed. Unable to find a circuit or somewhere to repair it, I bought a replacement. The Seig SX3 was also sold as a Grizzly in the USA but was unsucessful at finding a circuit for the power feed. When the main mill motor started giving problems, I sold it and bought an RF-45 type mill. Standard A/C motor with a mechanical gearbox and no fancy electronics to go wrong.

          Still have the old, broken power feed and would like to fix it for use on my new mill.

          Paul.

          21 September 2020 at 01:11 #496981
          Ross Johnson 3
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            It now appears that Sieg will not publish the auto feeder electric /electronic circuitry. Replacement electronic control PCB is available from Ausee Machinery in Victoria, Australia. Edit, see CofC

            Edited By JasonB on 21/09/2020 06:55:30

            21 September 2020 at 06:58 #496986
            JasonB
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              I think the old style feeds were not the most reliable, one of the reasons only one of the UK sources sold them and the other did not.

              Not known any of the far eastern machines suppliers to provide detailed circuit board diagrams, just a schematic of the basic electrical layout.

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