Hunter AutoComp Elite Instrucciones Funcionamiento página 7

A protective ground connection, through the
grounding conductor in the power cord, is essential
for safe operation. Use only a power cord that is in
good condition.
ACE Lathes Installed Outside N. America
The ACE lathe is configured at the factory to operate at 230 VAC,
1 Ph, 50/60 Hz, but can be reconfigured in the field to operate
at 115 VAC . This should be performed by an authorized service
representative .
Unit does not ship with a power cable connector . Power cable
connector must be supplied locally .
ACE Series Specifications ACE Series Specifications
Maximum Rotor Turning
Diameter
Maximum Rotor Thickness
Maximum Rotor Friction
Surface Area
Feed Distance
Spindle Revolutions
Motor Power
Dimensions
Net Weight
Lubrication
Electric Power
Major Operating Controls Major Operating Controls
Electrical Controls
A) Reverse Direction
C) Comp
E) Display
The ACE control panel can be rotated 180° to be used on the other
side of the vehicle . The fixed power supply plug delivers all power to
the ACE .
The STOP button is a general stop for all lathe functions .
The SPEED adjustment knob controls the speed of the lathe . Quickly
turning the adjustment stops the motor, as a safety feature .
The ACT light indicates when the ACT switch has been enabled .
The COMP button displays indicator lights showing the progress of
the compensation procedure .
English
400 mm (15 .75 inches)
69 mm (2 .75 inches)
76 mm (3 .00 inches)
110 mm (4 .3 inches)
Variable Speed 0-150 RPM
forward and reverse
1 .5 HP (1 . 1 2 kw) @ 3450 rpm
686 mm Long x 508 mm Wide
x 381 mm High (27 inches x 20
inches x 15 inches)
Approximately 41 kg (90 lbs . )
(Without trolley)
Gear box, AGMA #8 Gear
Lubricant
Carriage slides, light motor oil
Carriage screw, EP grease
North America
115 VAC, 60 Hz, 15 Amp,
NEMA L5-15P
(230 V, 50-60 Hz optional)
Outside N. America
230V, 1 Ph, 50-60Hz, 17 A
(115V, 1 Ph, 50/60Hz, 15 A,
optional)
Image 1.
B) ACT
D) Stop Button
F) Speed Control
Lights on the bar graph (I) turn off once the lathe
motor has been engaged. The lights will not return
unless the compensation process is repeated.
The REVERSE switch reverses the direction of lathe motor .
Rotor Feed Control
Image 2.
A) Drawbar
C) Feed engagement knob
The feed hand wheel moves the cutting inserts along the rotor
surface . Using the feed positioning knob on the hand wheel, rotate
the feed hand wheel clockwise to move the cutting inserts toward
the inner diameter (center) of the rotor, or counterclockwise to move
them toward the outer diameter of the rotor . In other words, the rotor
feed control moves the cutting inserts in towards the hub, or out to
the outer edge of the rotor .
Feed Engagement Knob
The feed engagement knob is the wing nut located on the rotor feed
control . This knob is tightened to engage the automatic feed .
Depth of Cut Adjustment Knob
The depth of cut adjustment knob adjusts the cutting depth of the
cutting inserts . Rotating the depth of cut adjustment knob clockwise
feeds the cutting inserts into the rotor's friction surface . Rotating the
depth of cut adjustment knob counterclockwise moves the cutting
inserts away from the rotor's friction surface . Each mark on the
depth of cut adjustment knob represents 0 . 1 016mm (0 .004 inch) of
cut .
Image 3.
A) Disk Brake Rotor
C) Universal adaptor
E) Slide shaft to center position over rotor
F) Cutting tool holder bars (inner, outer)
G) Cutting tool holder locking knobs
H) Twin cutter assembly shaft locking bolt
I) Depth of cut adjustment knob
Adjust depth of cut only after removing slack from
adjustment assembly (by turning depth of cut
adjustment knob clockwise, with inside and outside
cutting tool lock knobs locked). Turning the depth
of cut adjustment knob counterclockwise and then
clockwise without first removing slack on locking
cutting tool lock knobs will cause improper depth of
cut adjustment.
Each mark represents 0 .004 (0 . 1 016mm) depth of cut on the
adjustment handle .
Image 4.
Cutting Tool Lock Knob (Inside and
Outside)
Image 5.
Loosen these handles one at a time to set the depth of cut . Lightly
tighten them to hold the cutting tools in place .
B) Feed control wheel
B) Hub flange adaptor
D) Insert holder with micro-round
cutting inserts
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