Where can I get this part?

[PeterF]

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement for a Kedu JD2 relay switch? It's for an SIP planer thicknesser. I don't care if it's a different make - I just want to get something that fits, but I don't know what to look for.

Edit: It's a 3hp motor btw...

 

[woodiedonald]

Any of these take your fancy?

http://www.axminster.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=NVR+switch

Might be easier to just go down to the local electrical factors with the broken one and get a replacment.

 

[RogerP]

I assume you've looked here?

http://www.sipuk.co.uk/sip-spare-parts

 

[PeterF]

Thanks for the suggestions, but the SIP spare has been discontinued since it's an old model (even if it hadn't, it was £127!), and the switch also has a 3 way selector to select planer or thicknesser mode. I haven't found any that have that on. I suppose it would be possible to get them separately and wire them together, but I don't have a clue about electrics.

 

[WOmadeOD]

Hi Peter,

I am also looking for this part, or at least the solenoid switch component from inside the control box.

Did you have any luck?

I have repaired the switch twice (cleaning up the internal contacts, which must spark a lot given the state they get into) but having a spare would allow me to switch a dud one out quickly and get on with my woodwork. Repairing the dud when a free moment arises.

I'll put a video up on YouTube of how I fix this part - hopefully of use to others out there. Look out for it on the WOmadeOD channel.

Mitch

 

[mind_the_goat]

You might have to separate the functions into 2 switches, power and mode.

 

[shed9]

Thanks for the suggestions, but the SIP spare has been discontinued since it's an old model (even if it hadn't, it was £127!), and the switch also has a 3 way selector to select planer or thicknesser mode. I haven't found any that have that on. I suppose it would be possible to get them separately and wire them together, but I don't have a clue about electrics.

If you are unsure, seek a professional, especially when you are looking at 3hp electrics.

 

[WOmadeOD]

I've uploaded a short video on how to refurb this part. Hope that helps some of you.

http://youtu.be/cDsBx2A5lHY

 

[PeterF]

Hi Peter,

I am also looking for this part, or at least the solenoid switch component from inside the control box.

Did you have any luck?

I have repaired the switch twice (cleaning up the internal contacts, which must spark a lot given the state they get into) but having a spare would allow me to switch a dud one out quickly and get on with my woodwork. Repairing the dud when a free moment arises.

I'll put a video up on YouTube of how I fix this part - hopefully of use to others out there. Look out for it on the WOmadeOD channel.

Mitch

No I didn't manage to find one, but I got an electrician friend to look at it and he found the contacts had actually melted together inside it, so he cleaned them up and it's running fine. Good video btw... It would have helped me a lot if I'd seen it before!

 

[JohnerH]

I've uploaded a short video on how to refurb this part. Hope that helps some of you.

Awesome video,

I think I'm on the same boat, my PT260 is having the jitters and after testing and making sure it wasn't the capacitor, the problem lies upstream, first component on the block is this switch.

Has anyone found a suitable up to date replacement?