Thread: My new toy, Deckel FP1

I followed up with a similar offer (for a 4kW VFD). http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/111454228395
I got the same sort of generic response until I was more specific:

Please advise the maximum output current of this particular VFD (220V 4kW).
It is written on the white sticker on the side of the unit.
Regards,
Joe

Hello friend,
Thank you for taking interest in the machine from us.
Basic technical parameters for this VFD as:
Input Voltage: 220V, 48-63 Hz, 1 or 3 phase as you like
Output Voltage: 220V, 0-400 Hz, 3 phase
And it can only be used for 3-phase motor.
Hope these can help you.
Feel free to let us know if you have any question else.

Thank you for the reply.
Unfortunately it does not answer my question at all. I have 3 Huanyang VFDs already and I am very familiar with what they can do and how they are connected....
I need to know what the maximum Amperage in the output is.
I specifically asked for the max A number from the white sticker on the side.
Joe

Dear Customer；
Thanks for your email.
The max Amperage is 17A.
Best regards

Originally Posted by jhovel

I followed up with a similar offer (for a 4kW VFD). http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/111454228395
I got the same sort of generic response until I was more specific:

Please advise the maximum output current of this particular VFD (220V 4kW).
It is written on the white sticker on the side of the unit.
Regards,
Joe

Hello friend,
Thank you for taking interest in the machine from us.
Basic technical parameters for this VFD as:
Input Voltage: 220V, 48-63 Hz, 1 or 3 phase as you like
Output Voltage: 220V, 0-400 Hz, 3 phase
And it can only be used for 3-phase motor.
Hope these can help you.
Feel free to let us know if you have any question else.

Thank you for the reply.
Unfortunately it does not answer my question at all. I have 3 Huanyang VFDs already and I am very familiar with what they can do and how they are connected....
I need to know what the maximum Amperage in the output is.
I specifically asked for the max A number from the white sticker on the side.
Joe

Dear Customer；
Thanks for your email.
The max Amperage is 17A.
Best regards

Good day Joe.
the one I refer to is link below . it is different from the one in your link and they sell twice as much . so i confident they are already got a technical copy of design like the Direct drive in the UK .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-2KW-25A-In...:X:AAQ:US:1123

I also email the seller and he replied see post above.

regards
Peter

Originally Posted by thorens

Good day Joe.
the one I refer to is link below . it is different from the one in your link and they sell twice as much . so i confident they are already got a technical copy of design like the Direct drive in the UK .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-2KW-25A-In...:X:AAQ:US:1123

I also email the seller and he replied see post above.

regards
Peter

Looking at their circuit diagram, the inputs R S T strongly suggest 3 phase input to me.

PDW

Originally Posted by PDW

Looking at their circuit diagram, the inputs R S T strongly suggest 3 phase input to me.

Yeah the single phase vsd's have R S T and say "if single-phase source meets two willfully". So I wouldn't read to much into that.

All Huanyangs have the same connection diagram. I believe only the 380V models require 3-phase input, but I even doubt that. There appears to be no 'phase missing' connections in the full power circuit diagram. The three inputs simply connect directly to a rectifier.

hi mate well done. you have all the good toys. every one should get one
aaron

Originally Posted by azzrock

hi mate well done. you have all the good toys. every one should get one
aaron

HI Aaron.
Thanks and nice to hear from you. hope you well . i'm only play a catch up here
Peter

guys.
all the the small little problem on my FP1 is now fix . hand wheel also done .
all i have to do now is decide on the motor to get it running and some clean up . are the gibs on the vertical ( knee ?) can be adjusted ? , as it is quite tight to move up and downs .
Peter

Hi Peter,

Nice work on the PF1. I bet you are itching to power it up and make some chips.

I like the SO grinder. Where did you pick that up?

Cheers

Piers

Originally Posted by thorens

guys.
all the the small little problem on my FP1 is now fix . hand wheel also done .
all i have to do now is decide on the motor to get it running and some clean up . are the gibs on the vertical ( knee ?) can be adjusted ? , as it is quite tight to move up and downs .
Peter

Yes, there are gibs on the z axis. The little steel levers control gib tightness. Looks like yours are painted green. They are (from memory) on the operator's side of the machine. The same type of levers control the horizontal gib adjustment too. I replaced most of mine with ratcheting levers from Kipp because they got in an awkward spot with worn gibb strips.

Originally Posted by Greg Q

Yes, there are gibs on the z axis. The little steel levers control gib tightness. Looks like yours are painted green. They are (from memory) on the operator's side of the machine. The same type of levers control the horizontal gib adjustment too. I replaced most of mine with ratcheting levers from Kipp because they got in an awkward spot with worn gibb strips.

thanks Greg.
i seen those levers and have lossen them but both Horizontal and vertical moment still kind of tight on the hand when hand wheelling them

@ Piers.
i pick the SO a while ago . it in excelent condition but haven't use it yet
Peter

Originally Posted by thorens

thanks Greg.
i seen those levers and have lossen them but both Horizontal and vertical moment still kind of tight on the hand when hand wheelling them

@ Piers.
i pick the SO a while ago . it in excelent condition but haven't use it yet
Peter

I found that once properly oiled mine became very smooth. But that machine likely has lots of wear, as they pretty much all do. Is the tightness through the whole range? If so the gib & ways might not be the issue

Originally Posted by Greg Q

I found that once properly oiled mine became very smooth. But that machine likely has lots of wear, as they pretty much all do. Is the tightness through the whole range? If so the gib & ways might not be the issue

yes they seem to be tight the whole range of travel not just one or two spots , it still moveable thought but your hand will be tired after you wind them up and downs or side to side a few time . the only place that it move very smooth is the head , it move in and out using hand wheel very smoothly and i think that is what you should expect from Deckel.
i can see a bit of Greases on the vertical big screw , i haven't clean and oil anything's yet , i'm thinking of using Kerosen to clean all the old oils/ grease and oil all those point again .

Peter

Nice work on the Deckel, Peter. Is the SO, a tool and cutter grinder, looks like it's brand new?
Kryn