
SECTION 7: SERVICE
Troubleshooting
Motor and Electrical
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Motor will not start;  | 1.  | Disabling key is at fault.  | 1.  | Install/replace disabling  | 
fuses or circuit  | 
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  | key; replace switch.  | 
breakers blow  | 2.  | Open circuit in motor or loose  | 2.  | Inspect/repair all lead con-  | 
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  | nections on motor for loose  | 
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  | or open connections.  | 
  | 3.  | Start capacitor is at fault.  | 3.  | Replace start capacitor.  | 
  | 4.  | Short circuit in motor or loose  | 4.  | Inspect all connections on  | 
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  | motor for loose or shorted  | 
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  | terminals or worn insula-  | 
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  | 5.  | Incorrect fuses or circuit  | 5.  | Install correct fuses or cir-  | 
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  | breakers in power supply.  | 
  | cuit breakers.  | 
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Motor slows, stops,  | 1.  | Motor overloaded.  | 1.  | Reduce load on motor.  | 
or will not start;  | 2.  | Short circuit in motor or loose  | 2.  | Inspect connections on  | 
fuses or circuit  | 
  | connections.  | 
  | motor for loose or shorted  | 
breakers blow.  | 
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  | terminals or worn insula-  | 
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  | tion.  | 
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Model T10097 Wet Grinder  |