- Safety first - make
sure you unplug the pedestal grinder before you do anything else.
- Remove the safety
guards - this may take a little while if you have a lot of guards to
remove. You should have the tongue guard, eye guard and the wheel
guard to remove. Make sure to keep your screws organized and in a
safe place so they do not get lost.
- Next, remove the
tool rest.
- After
that, use a wrench to loosen the nut or bolt holding the wheel. You
may need to hold the other wheel when you do this to keep the wheels
from turning.
- Once you have that
done, take off the washer and pull the wheel off.
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Inspect the shaft for corrosion and wear
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Gently slide wheel onto the shaft, do not force it onto the shaft.
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Tightened nut only by hand and not with wrench as it will tightened
by it self when starting the machine.
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Replace guards
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Perform a
truing operation to ensure the wheel is running centric with
out any vibration.
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Readjust work rest to not more than 3 mm from the wheel.
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Complete the machine maintenance register on work done.
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