So, a friend of mine has a 3520B, and he does a lot of 32" diameter platters outboard. He uses kiln dried wood that's very balanced, and he starts thing off around 400 rpms. After it's trued up, he kicks it up to 600-800 rpms (too high if you ask me).
But here's the issue: The VFD cuts out, with an overload message on the display. He isn't putting the system under any significant duress, but the machine just doesn't want to stay on.
Anyone have a similar issue or have a solution? Thanks!!
Hutch