Have a slight problem with my CS88,
using it earlier and it jammed - transpired the hammer had come loose, unscrewed the screw - slide it back down - screwed it back up and SNAP... the head off of the screw/bolt snapped!
I'm a bit weary at the moment, would I be able to just get a new screw? or is it a bit more complex than that?
I did take some photos, will upload in a bit!!
Waiting in anticipation!!
Cheers,
John
CS88 Problem!!!
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
Photos would certainly be helpful.
Framers Equipment in Northampton usually have any parts needed for this Cassese model and will post out to you.
If I have understood you correctly I had the same problem a few years back so I ordered two of the parts
Framers Equipment in Northampton usually have any parts needed for this Cassese model and will post out to you.
If I have understood you correctly I had the same problem a few years back so I ordered two of the parts
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
Here are the images!!!
And my added commentary!!!
And my added commentary!!!
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
The insert is made of plastic as far as i remember, and they should only be hand tightened. As for the bit that is stuck, i'd try a sharp flat head screwdriver tapped in lightly and i'm fairly sure it'll wind out
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
http://www.underpinner-spares.co.uk/det ... emID=10012
From underpinner-spares.co.uk: "Should be replaced once a year as the spring loaded ball catch can lose tension causing the wedge hammer to work loose resulting in wedge misfires. DO NOT overtighten the ball catch when refitting as this will break the thread."
From underpinner-spares.co.uk: "Should be replaced once a year as the spring loaded ball catch can lose tension causing the wedge hammer to work loose resulting in wedge misfires. DO NOT overtighten the ball catch when refitting as this will break the thread."
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
Yep! that's the one I had to replace. Make sure you order two so you have a spare.
Might even replace mine and order another as I note the recommendation to change annually.
Might even replace mine and order another as I note the recommendation to change annually.
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
I would recommend you change the hammer/driverblade at the same time.
Peter at Framers Equipment has stock.
Peter at Framers Equipment has stock.
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
....my CS88 packed up last night too. Sod's law when i'm doing a bit of volume pinning.
For some reason it's not firing the wedges in, it makes the depression in the moulding but that's your lot - there's not a wedge jammed as I've had the part out and have checked it. I then couldn't get it back in, so had to tap it into place now I can't remove the wedge housing from the main unit and now have a jammed wedge.
I'll have to do the remaining frames (about 13 off) by hand but it will have to be fixed moving forward!
Sean
For some reason it's not firing the wedges in, it makes the depression in the moulding but that's your lot - there's not a wedge jammed as I've had the part out and have checked it. I then couldn't get it back in, so had to tap it into place now I can't remove the wedge housing from the main unit and now have a jammed wedge.
I'll have to do the remaining frames (about 13 off) by hand but it will have to be fixed moving forward!
Sean
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Re: CS88 Problem!!!
Bagel... Sounds like the wedges are not moving up the cart... twang the wedge spring a couple of times... pull out then let go normally gets it all going again.
Perhaps replace the spring too if reoccurs.
Perhaps replace the spring too if reoccurs.
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