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319.19062 grinder. What is the gizmo on top and how do I use it? Wheel dresser?

2-3" long, lots of star wheels and spacers

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The dresser wheel is applied strait onto the grinding wheel when you get ridges & valleys on the front of the grinding wheel to make it straight again.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 11, 2008

SOURCE: delta 23-880 bench grinder

You should be able to hold the grinding wheel with a pair of leather gloves on your hands and lossen the bolt. Look very carefully at the threads to make sure you are trying to lossen and not tighten. Some are left handed threads on bench grinders.

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  • Posted on Feb 01, 2009

SOURCE: older black & decker bench grinder

Usually a new wire wheel comes with different size bushing just for the problem you are describing. Either that or take it back and get one specifically for your tool.

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  • Posted on May 04, 2009

SOURCE: replace front wheel bearings

hi emelinabarne

the link below is the parts catalogue for your bike. page 47 and 48 includes an EXPLODED view of the front wheel assembly. actually of all the parts.

http://www.yamaha-motor.com.mx/Manual_Partes/Catalogos/Deportivas%20(Crucero)/XVS1100%20V%20Star/5YS8_2005.PDF

hope this helps you out buddy.

regards,

voodoo

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  • Posted on Jul 16, 2009

SOURCE: Grinder settings for Vienna Deluxe

Hi
To start off with, you should not change the big knob unless the grinder is operating at the time.
Set the small knob to the middle position. You can move this any time. Move towards the + mark to strengthen the coffee, but never all the way to the full +.
Set the big knob to the #8 to start off with. Move it 1 # smaller to make the coffee stronger but be careful not to get it to fine as you will clog the grinder and you will have to take it apart to clean. If you ever get an out of beans light, but there are beans in the hopper, open the knob to #16 for 1 cycle, then turn it back down to a # 1 larger than you had before and leave it unless you get the message again. Shiny beans call for a coarser grind than a dull bean because of the oils in the coffee bean. Oils will cause the grinds to stick together and cause clogs faster than beans that have less oil.

Fred Yearian

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  • Posted on Nov 16, 2009

SOURCE: bench grinder, 110/220?? wired up properly

LIKELY the capacitor which is usually in the base is bad.

The capacitor shifts the phase angle in one of the two windings which creates a pseudo rotating field to start rotation.

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Pour out any whole beans that are in the top part. You can pour them in a bowl to save them, you don't have to throw them away.

Unscrew the top part until it detaches from the grinder. This will take 20 or more rotations -- just keep turning it counter-clockwise.

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