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I just picked up my Hammer A3-31, used from Felder in DE. The paperwork includes a parts diagram with part numbers but it is not in English, does anybody have an English version that they can scan and send to me?
I got the unit with the three knives, I'd like to have a parts diagram for an A3-31 with the quiet head. Would somebody that has the quiet head unit please scan the parts diagram one page that includes the quiet head and send it to me?
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Might sound like a stupid question, but...can't the Felder folks provide you with that?
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That is another route I'm going, as of this time I have not received a reply and wanted to get moving on this project. I'm a bit anxious to get the unit installed and working. This of course is not really required for the setup but it is part of my library. I keep a softcopy of all documents on my PC for all of my tools.
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I don't think they have English versions of the parts diagrams. I didn't even get one in German for my A3-31 or my KF700SP. They did send me a parts diagram on the shaper fence for the KF700SP to help me install the fine adjustment mechanism. It's in German.
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This may help. It is the manual:
http://maschinen.felder-gruppe.at/uploads/document/Manual_A3-26_A3-31_A3-41_EUS_enc.pdf
Regards from Perth
Derek
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Which generation of A3 do you have? They'd have different drawings.
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John, the drawings are in German, the part numbers are in EnglishOriginally Posted by John Terdik
If you can't get the drawing from Felder, PM me your email address and a machine serial number I'll see what I can do........Regards, Rod.
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That is very similar to what came with the unit and I had also downloaded a similar. This does not contain the parts diagram. In one of the above post it was mentioned that they may not have an English version.
As of this date, I have not received a reply from Hammer.
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I'm not sure which generation I have, my SN is 52.04.406.14. I would assume that the SN when properly decoded identifies the generation. If not what else can I reference to identify the generation?
The story I got about my unit is, the guy that ordered the unit decided to get a higher-end Felder unit. I don't think it was ever actually used and I don't know if the guy took delivery. When I picked it up there was no cardboard box, it was just well wrapped with a huge clear plastic bag and a LOT of the Saran wrap. If it is a restoration unit they did a SUPER job.
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Look at the current Hammer web site. That's the second-generation A3. If yours does not look like that, it is likely a first-generation machine.
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John,
I have the A3-31 with the segmented cutterhead. I have some things to do tomorrow but if you don't get what you need by EOD, I can scan what I have and get it to you. As noted above nearly everything is in German. Also, the sheet size they use doesn't correspond to our standard 8.5" x 11", so the sheets might not fit completely on my scanner.
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Mine is about a year old, and it came with a silent power cutter head drawing that is in German, dated May 2012. Fortunately, it only has 4 parts.
I don't have a scanner, but here is a photo.IMG_1867.jpg
Last edited by Todd Zucker; 02-20-2018 at 4:23 AM. Reason: add missing word
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They don't come in a cardboard box, they come on a pallet with a wooden frame around them wrapped in plastic.
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ted, I don't think there's a frame, you're correct about the heavy plastic wrap................regards, Rod.
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There may not be. Its been almost a year since I got mine. My KF700SP had a frame around it. Definitely no cardboard boxes.
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