Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 1:32 pm
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Restoration Progress On My 1952 ER10
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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 6:32 pm
Mike - You are a Marvel!
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 7:57 pm
As is true with most products, IMHO. Good job, Mike!mickyd wrote:
...Buy the good sandpaper (Norton, 3M). There is a huge difference is quality compared to the off shore stuff when it comes to sanding metal...
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 10:55 pm
For those following, you recall that when I purchased my ER 10, the guy said that it needed a motor. It wouldn't turn. When I popped it open, the thing was loaded with rust and the rear bearing was frozen solid into the housing. Evapo-rust broke the bond and the bearing itself was also frozen. The ER had to have sat outside in the drill press position and got filled up with water, probably a few times. If you recall what it looked like:
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The windings didn't smell or look burned and the winding bench test with a multimeter found continuity at .003/.009 Ω and resistance at ~5M Ω. Managed to clean it up (electrolysis on the back cover, 8" brass wire on grinder for the armature). The brass brush ended out taking the protective black oxide coating off the surface of the armature and it was now down to bare metal. This risked the possibly of rusting. Had no choice though. I couldn't get the rust off with anything less aggressive. JPG suggested waxing or going with a thin lacquer coating. I opted for the latter.
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Replaced both bearings, and also the capacitor. $10 each for 2-Koyo 6203ZZC3 bearings, $9 for a Vangaurd BC-161 capacitor. (For the capacitor, the new microfarid range was 161-193 vs. the old one 153-190...close enough). Power cord was shot also so picked up a 15'-14GA 3 wire at Lowe's for $10. Total investment ~$40.
Reassembled the motor, plugged it in, hit the powers switch and
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SWEET. . . . . . . AGAIN!!
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(and yes, this motor is running in the pic)
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Now it's worthy of a fresh coat of paint.....and NOT orange!!
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The windings didn't smell or look burned and the winding bench test with a multimeter found continuity at .003/.009 Ω and resistance at ~5M Ω. Managed to clean it up (electrolysis on the back cover, 8" brass wire on grinder for the armature). The brass brush ended out taking the protective black oxide coating off the surface of the armature and it was now down to bare metal. This risked the possibly of rusting. Had no choice though. I couldn't get the rust off with anything less aggressive. JPG suggested waxing or going with a thin lacquer coating. I opted for the latter.
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Replaced both bearings, and also the capacitor. $10 each for 2-Koyo 6203ZZC3 bearings, $9 for a Vangaurd BC-161 capacitor. (For the capacitor, the new microfarid range was 161-193 vs. the old one 153-190...close enough). Power cord was shot also so picked up a 15'-14GA 3 wire at Lowe's for $10. Total investment ~$40.
Reassembled the motor, plugged it in, hit the powers switch and
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SWEET. . . . . . . AGAIN!!
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(and yes, this motor is running in the pic)
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Now it's worthy of a fresh coat of paint.....and NOT orange!!
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:17 pm
OH WOW. I BET you were HAPPY when it started up. GREAT JOB bring the motor back to life MickyD aka Dr.Frankenstien. 
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 11:25 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 2:59 am
WHEW!!!!!:rolleyes: Glad it turned out as 'desired'.
If NOT orange, what?:D
P.S. Yes Beeg; It Is ALIVE!!!!
If NOT orange, what?:DP.S. Yes Beeg; It Is ALIVE!!!!
Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 3:16 am
beeg wrote:OH WOW. I BET you were HAPPY when it started up. GREAT JOB bring the motor back to life MickyD aka Dr.Frankenstien.
You betcha I was happy beeg. Had a crowd there.....my dog was there, neighbors dog was there, even my wife was interested enough to drop what she was doing to come out an watch the event. (maybe she was there in case I electrocuted myself or burned the house down). Felt real good to hear the centrifugal switch kick off and it get up to speed and just purrrrrrrrrr.
and that's "Frankenschteen" (Young Frankenstein, Gene Wilder, 1974)
Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 3:42 am
[quote="JPG40504"]WHEW!!!!!:rolleyes: Glad it turned out as 'desired'. If NOT orange, what?:D
P.S. Yes Beeg]
Not sure of the color yet. There are 4 that I like. Maybe I'll do a poll and let the forum decide...
If NOT orange, what?:DP.S. Yes Beeg]
Not sure of the color yet. There are 4 that I like. Maybe I'll do a poll and let the forum decide...
Posted: Sun Aug 02, 2009 3:47 am
If you just cannot decide, paint the end caps one color each, the cap cover a third and the frame the forth!:Dmickyd wrote:Not sure of the color yet. There are 4 that I like. Maybe I'll do a poll and let the forum decide...
Thought you liked 'blue'!
