20 Most Recent Leeson Reversible Electric Motor 1/2 Hp, 3450 Rpm - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Didnt give much info to go on lol. Make /model and a little more detail on your issue will be needed before anyone can try to help you

In all ro systems filtering sea-water or brackish water, there should be much more waste water than potable water produced. You didn't say if the system is producing potable water. If you can give more information about your inlet water and the quality of your potable water quality I may be able to help.

Leaky seal most likely, or a broken spring, or worst a bad valve. Check the seal first, then the spring, then the valve. Always check the cheapest thing first.

Hello Gayle, I found this video and I hope it helps you out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWOubLQ5luc Good luck, Andrew

Have to pull off the front face and panels access from the front of machine

Do you mean tremclad? You can either leave it alone and hope it eventually dries, or you can remove it and try again with the right kind of paint. tremclad was made for metal and rust, not cupboards. I suggest you wipe it off with a suitable solvent, perhaps acetone will work. Once you have as much off as possible, sand down the cupboards and paint with latex or even oil base house paint, or if you sand all the paint off you could use a stain. At any rate, use the right product for the job.

Not familiar with your torch, but does it have a trigger? Possibly goes behind the trigger?

LOADING NAILS * Disconnect the tool from the power source when loading brad nails * Tilt the tool or lay the tool flat, so the nails will not drop out while loading *Press lever (A) while pulling slider (B) backwards Place the nail strip into magazine (C) (maximum capacity 100 nails)

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Apparently AMT is no longer in business. There may be a similar Craftsman model in case a manual can be located for it, but link below suggests they did not locate manuals.A Craftsman shaper from the 1970's manual for sale: https://ozarktoolmanuals.com/machinemanual/craftsman-wood-shaper-113-23930-owners-instructions-parts-manual/You might try posting a forum request on the following site, in case anyone c an assist.http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/detail.aspx?id=29&tab=3https://www.shopyourway.com/questions/1192269

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by first engaging the quill lock (or blocking the quill in place), then removing the nut over the center of the spring housing opposite the quill handle, but be very careful; The spring is under a lot of tension, and if broken or jarred, it can fly out of the housing, causing serious injury. I'd strongly suggest you find a service manual for it before attempting any repairs or adjustment. The fact that the quill is binding leads me to believe that the spring is set improperly, which might be remedied by carefully (slightly) loosening the nut, thus allowing you to rotate the housing, allowing a small amount of tension at a time to be removed from the spring, until desired operation is achieved. In any case, no attempt should be made to remove the housing until the spring tension is safely relieved. The procedure is very similar to that for a bridgeport mill, so that manual for quill (clock) spring adjustment/replacement might be of use to you also.

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the pin that makes contact with and drives the nail is coupled to a piston.either that connect has failed OR the piston is stuck in a bind(probably a faulty o-ring)

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Might be the belt also check to see if there aren’t any loose parts in it needs to be serviced

This belt should be mounted so that the overlap trails when the belt sander is used, sometimes these belts will have arrows indicating the direction of rotation but not always. The arrows usually disappear after a bit of use anyway so if you change grits or re-use belts it is good to know which way to run the belt by looking at the join. Here another fix that has worked for me. Take some ordinary electricians tape and make several laps around the idler pulley on the belt sander. Put more thicknesses near the center of the idler, than the outside. This effectively builds a small crown on the pulley and makes the belt stay centered. Also, always relieve the tension on the belt when not using the sander. The belt can stretch and tracks poorly if this happens.

Best place is to ask at a Canadian Tire. If you can find the part number on the rotor that would help a lot as you can search for that part specifically online or go to local small motor repair centre for the part or it's equivalent.