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    Duplomatic 300 turret unclamped

    CAN YOU HELP. Clausing Colchester Tornado/Storm 300 (1997) When start up, (1021) alarm shows turret unclamped. When indexing energizing cylinder does not travel out far enough to lock in. we tried to adjust proximity switch with no luck, we also tried with new proximity switch. solenoid button don't pup out unless we rotate turret head. We Need help


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    Can you tell me the serial number of the lathe please?


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    Duplomatic Turret Unclamped

    Hello, The Serial Number is:C30346 (1997 Storm300) Thank you, Daniel


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    I had a simular problem AL1018 i think it was...

    Look in my post : http://www.cnczone.com/forums/colche...18_turret.html


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    I tend to agree with kama. Try the following:


    1. Remove the round Duplomatic cover on top of the Turret.
    2. Remove the cover at the rear of the Turret.
    3. Using an allen key in the end of the Turret motor, rotate the motor in any direction.
    4. Hold in the solenoid at the top of the Turret.
    5. Rotate the Turret motor until the solenoid goes all the way in.
    6. When it goes in all the way then start to rotate the Turret motor in the opposite direction.
    7. When you make this initial movement of the Turret motor then release the solenoid. The solenoid should now release.
    8. Keep rotating the Turret motor in the same direction, this will feel as though there is a restriction. Keep rotating until this movement goes easy (At this point you are going up a cam, when it goes easy you have reached the top of the cam.).
    9. At this point rotate the motor just short of a full turn. This should now be locked in position.
    10. Check diagnostic 0 bit 7 and ensure this is set to ‘1’.
    Last edited by 600Service; 03-14-2011 at 11:25 AM. Reason: speeling erorr


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    Storm 300.. I have tried all the steps that you mentioned and the turret just does not locks in and the Diagnostic 0 bit at 7 is not shows '1'. Ihave try to set the proximity switch to energize and dienergize but it is not working the lock is not holding in.


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    hi dbarath did you get your turret problem resolved if not give me a call at 647 308 3375


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