Numatic

My numatic sometime working sometimes not working but power light is on.. Bags and filters are looks fine.. Anyone help me what might be the problem?

Reply to
Shamra
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I'd check the contacts which 'link' between the internal cable drum and the motor etc.

They are quite thin and do break, also can be intermittent. Easy to replace and not expensive (under £5) off EBay.

Reply to
Brian Reay

Motor brushes?

Depending on your skill levels and access to a suitable screwdriver and multimeter, you should be able to access the insides (with it unplugged) and test for continuity up to the motor etc.

Cheers, T i m

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T i m

In message snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, T i m snipped-for-privacy@spaced.me.uk> writes

Umm. I have just *done* our cleaners Hetty.

There were socket head screws in deep pockets.

Reply to
Tim Lamb

Possible motor brushes

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Reply to
alan_m

Yeah, that's why I mentioned 'a suitable screwdriver'. ;-)

FWIW I thought they were self tapping screws directly into the plastic (rather than machine screws into bushings or captive nuts) and I thought the heads weren't straight X head for some reason.

Cheers, T i m

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T i m

In message snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, T i m snipped-for-privacy@spaced.me.uk> writes

Yes. Very stiff coarse thread *wood screws* directly into the plastic. One set X head one set Allen socket, 3.5mm?

A cable break does not leave the light on.

Reply to
Tim Lamb

I remember them being quite chunky. ;-)

Sounds credible.

Quite.

Cheers, T i m

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T i m

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