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I own a model 1014 variable speed Jet mini lathe. i placed a double pole, double throw switch in the control box and it worked fine. I had both forward and reverse directional flow of the motor until I actually accidentally hit the double pole switch while in forward motion.

Now all i have is wide open speed, still in both directions. My question is I guess I burnt the contacts closed in the rheostat switch (the variable control switch) or do you think I burnt the circuit board somewhere.

I am electrically inclined and understand switches, relays and such. I am just not all that familiar with the electronic side of things such as all of those little resistors, diodes and such.

Any info or advice, would be greatly appreciated.

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Sorry, I just saw this post. Did you ever get this fixed?
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Cathy thanks for inquiring about my lathe, yes I did finally get it fixed. I accidentally fried something on the circuit board and had to obtain another one from the manufacturer. I wish i knew a little about electronics and could possibly have troubleshot the old board and repaired it. But maybe one day, i can study up on electronics. I am electrically inclined and have worked as an electrician for about 6 years. Understand motor controls, contactors, relays and such just don't know much about electronic and boards.

Thanks again for asking. Chris
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