Motor 750W single phase for the dust collector Holzmann ABS1080 and Bernardo DC230
Steel impeller with a diameter of 230 mm, a height of 85 mm and a diameter of 16 mm with a special wedge seat for various chip vacuum cleaners
M6x16 mm screw with left pitch for Scheppach, Woodster, Kity and Parkside machines
Filter cartridge FP1, one of the most efficient for dust collector diameter 370 mm
Plastic lower bag for dust collector Ø370 mm - Set of 5 pieces
Plastic lower bag for dust collector Ø370 mm - Set of 10 pieces
Felt filter bag for chip vacuum cleaner
Felt filter bag for chip vacuum cleaner diameter 370 mm
Strap length 110-115 cm for dust collector
Replacement 230V magnetic switch designed for Holzmann ABS1500FF and Bernardo DC250CF single-phase dust collectors. Equipped with green ON (I) and red OFF (O) push buttons, it provides protection against automatic restart after a power failure. An ideal replacement for a faulty switch to restore the safe operation of your dust extraction system.
Are you looking for spare parts for your Bernardo DC230 dust extractor to replace a faulty motor, damaged impeller, worn filter bag or another component of your dust extraction system?
At Probois Machinoutils, we offer a selection of replacement parts for the Bernardo DC230 dust extractor to make maintenance, repairs and equipment restoration easier.
The Bernardo DC230 dust extractor is designed to collect wood chips and dust produced by various woodworking machines.
It can be used with bandsaws, table saws, planer-thicknessers, spindle moulders and other woodworking machines compatible with its extraction capacity.
A properly functioning dust extraction system helps keep the workshop cleaner, reduces the accumulation of wood chips and supports the performance of connected machines.
Over time, certain components may wear out, become damaged or require replacement.
Our category includes a 750 W single-phase 230 V motor, a 230 mm dust extractor impeller, 370 mm filter and collection bags, an FP1 filter cartridge, bag retaining straps and various electrical components.
The electric motor of the Bernardo DC230 dust extractor drives the impeller, which creates the airflow required to collect wood chips.
Our catalogue includes a 750 W single-phase 230 V motor, listed for the Bernardo DC230 and Holzmann ABS1080 dust extractors.
This motor can replace a faulty motor assembly when replacement is necessary.
A motor problem may cause several symptoms:
The dust extractor no longer starts.
The motor hums but fails to start.
The extractor stops during operation.
The motor overheats.
Unusual mechanical noises occur.
The impeller no longer rotates correctly.
These symptoms do not necessarily mean that the motor needs replacing.
A power supply fault, defective switch, faulty capacitor on motors equipped with one, or blocked impeller can also prevent the motor from starting.
Before replacing the motor of your Bernardo DC230 dust extractor, check the electrical supply and make sure that no mechanical obstruction is preventing rotation.
The impeller of a wood chip dust extractor is one of the essential components of the extraction system.
As it rotates at high speed, it generates the airflow needed to transport wood chips and dust into the collection system.
Our catalogue includes a 230 mm diameter steel impeller with the following specifications:
Outside diameter: 230 mm.
Height: 85 mm.
Centre bore: 16 mm.
Keyway mounting.
This impeller is intended for various compatible dust extractor models.
A damaged impeller may cause:
Reduced extraction airflow.
Significant vibrations.
Unusual noises.
Imbalance during rotation.
Contact between the impeller and housing.
Motor operating difficulties.
An impeller can be damaged by accidentally extracting foreign objects, large pieces of wood or metal components.
Before ordering an impeller for your Bernardo DC230, always check its diameter, height, centre bore and mounting arrangement.
An impeller with similar dimensions is not necessarily compatible with every dust extractor.
The filter bag of a Bernardo DC230 dust extractor captures part of the dust carried by the airflow while allowing air to pass through the filter material.
Keeping the filter bag in good condition is important for maintaining satisfactory airflow and limiting dust emissions into the workshop.
Our selection includes felt and cotton filter bags for dust extractors with a 370 mm mounting diameter, designed for compatible units with a collection capacity of approximately 90 to 100 litres.
Available filter bags include:
A Leman felt filter bag for dust extractors with a 370 mm mounting diameter.
A cotton filter bag for compatible 370 mm dust extractors from various brands.
Over time, a filter bag can become clogged, torn or less effective.
Signs that replacement may be necessary include:
Gradually reduced extraction performance.
Significant dust accumulation on the filter.
Tears in the fabric.
Unusual dust emissions into the workshop.
Poor attachment of the bag to the extractor.
The filter bag mounting diameter must match the diameter of your dust extractor.
It is also important to consider the filter material and filtration characteristics required for your application.
To improve filtration on certain compatible dust extractors, a filter cartridge can be fitted instead of the upper filter bag, provided that the machine is designed to accept this type of installation.
Our catalogue includes the FP1 filter cartridge with a 370 mm diameter.
A filter cartridge generally provides a large filtration surface thanks to its pleated filter material.
It helps retain dust while maintaining suitable airflow, provided that it is correctly sized and maintained.
The advantages of a suitable filter cartridge may include:
More effective filtration than some conventional fabric bags.
Better retention of fine dust.
A large filtration surface.
Reduced dust emissions into the workshop.
A durable filtration solution with appropriate maintenance.
Before installing an FP1 filter cartridge on your Bernardo DC230 dust extractor, check the mounting diameter, available height and installation compatibility.
A 370 mm diameter alone does not guarantee compatibility.
The collection bag of a wood chip dust extractor collects the wood chips and dust transported by the airflow.
It is fitted to the lower part of the collection system and must be securely attached to prevent leaks.
We offer 370 mm plastic collection bags for compatible dust extractors with a collection capacity of up to approximately 100 litres.
These bags are available in different pack sizes:
Pack of 5 collection bags.
Pack of 10 collection bags.
Regular replacement of the collection bag helps keep the dust collection system clean and functional.
A damaged or incorrectly secured bag may cause:
Wood chip leakage.
Dust spreading throughout the workshop.
Loss of airtightness.
Poor bag retention.
Difficulties when emptying the extractor.
Do not wait until the collection bag is excessively full before emptying or replacing it.
An overfilled bag can interfere with airflow and reduce extraction performance.
Dust extractor bag retaining straps keep filter bags and collection bags securely attached to their respective mounting points.
They help provide stable attachment and reduce air or dust leakage.
Our catalogue includes a 110 to 115 cm retaining strap designed for various compatible dust extractors.
A damaged strap may cause:
Poor bag retention.
The bag slipping during operation.
Air leaks.
Wood chips escaping.
Difficulty securing the bag correctly.
When replacing a retaining strap, check the required length, fastening mechanism and mounting diameter.
Proper sealing of the collection and filtration bags is essential for maintaining dust extraction performance.
The switch of a dust extractor controls motor starting and stopping.
Depending on the model, it may also include a no-volt release function to prevent automatic restarting after a power failure.
Our category includes a KJD22 single-phase switch for 230 V power supply, intended for various compatible woodworking and metalworking machines.
It also includes a replacement switch for the Holzmann ABS1500FF and Bernardo DC250CF dust extractors.
Important: the switch intended for the Bernardo DC250CF must not be assumed compatible with the Bernardo DC230 without verification.
A defective switch may cause:
Failure to start the dust extractor.
Intermittent operation.
Difficulty stopping the machine.
A jammed control button.
Poor electrical contact.
Before ordering, check the original switch reference, rated voltage, current rating, wiring arrangement and dimensions.
Electrical repairs must be performed with the machine disconnected from the power supply and by a qualified person.
Before ordering a Bernardo DC230 dust extractor spare part, several checks are recommended.
1. Check the exact model
Make sure that your dust extractor is identified as a Bernardo DC230.
2. Record the information on the rating plate
Note the voltage, power rating and, if possible, the machine serial number.
3. Consult the exploded parts diagram
The exploded diagram helps identify the components and their corresponding position numbers.
4. Compare the dimensions
For an impeller, check its diameter, height, centre bore and mounting arrangement.
For a filter or collection bag, check the mounting diameter.
For a switch, verify the reference and electrical specifications.
5. Contact us if you are unsure
If you cannot find the required component, please provide the exact model, serial number and, if possible, the part position number shown on the exploded diagram.
This information will help us identify the correct replacement part.
Reduced suction on a Bernardo DC230 dust extractor does not necessarily mean that its motor is faulty.
Several factors can cause reduced airflow:
A clogged filter bag.
A blocked filter cartridge.
An overfilled collection bag.
An obstructed extraction hose.
Wood chips accumulated inside connectors.
Air leaks around the bags.
A loose retaining strap.
A damaged or dirty impeller.
An excessively long hose or unsuitable hose diameter.
Insufficient airflow entering from the connected machine.
Before replacing the motor, it is advisable to inspect the entire extraction system.
A clogged filter or blocked extraction hose can significantly reduce airflow even when the motor is operating normally.
Abnormal vibrations on a Bernardo DC230 dust extractor may indicate a mechanical problem.
Possible causes include:
An unbalanced impeller.
A bent impeller blade.
A foreign object trapped inside the housing.
Loose fasteners.
A motor bearing fault.
Contact between the impeller and housing.
Poor extractor stability.
Damage to a mechanical component.
An unbalanced impeller can generate significant vibrations and cause premature wear of the motor bearings.
If your dust extractor produces excessive vibrations or unusual metallic noises, stop the machine immediately and identify the cause before using it again.
A Bernardo DC230 dust extractor that no longer starts may have an electrical or mechanical fault.
The main possible causes include:
No electrical power supply.
A damaged plug or cable.
A defective switch.
A faulty capacitor on a motor equipped with one.
A blocked impeller.
A motor fault.
A tripped electrical protection device.
If the motor hums without starting, do not repeatedly attempt to start it, as this could cause overheating.
After disconnecting the machine from the power supply, a check for mechanical obstructions may be carried out according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Do not automatically replace the motor without identifying the cause of the malfunction.
Electrical checks must be performed by a qualified person.
Certain warning signs indicate that a component of your Bernardo DC230 wood chip dust extractor should be inspected or replaced.
Common symptoms include:
The motor no longer starts despite a correct power supply.
The impeller shows visible damage.
The extractor produces abnormal vibrations.
The filter bag is torn.
The filter remains clogged despite appropriate cleaning.
The collection bag has holes.
A retaining strap no longer secures the bag correctly.
The switch no longer operates normally.
Extraction airflow drops significantly.
Dust escapes abnormally from the filtration system.
It is important to identify the exact cause of the problem before replacing a component.
Regular maintenance can often prevent more extensive repairs.
Regular maintenance helps preserve the performance and service life of your Bernardo DC230 dust extractor.
Recommended maintenance practices include:
Empty the collection bag regularly.
Clean the filter bag according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Maintain the filter cartridge if your extractor is equipped with one.
Check the condition of the retaining straps.
Inspect the sealing of the filter and collection bags.
Check extraction hoses and connectors.
Remove any obstructions from the ducting.
Watch for unusual noises and vibrations.
Check for foreign objects inside the impeller housing.
Inspect the machine fasteners regularly.
Keep the motor ventilation openings clear.
Check that the switch operates correctly.
Before carrying out maintenance or repairs, stop the dust extractor, disconnect it from the electrical supply and wait until the impeller has completely stopped.
Do not use this extractor to collect embers, hot ashes, liquids or materials not approved by the manufacturer.
A conventional wood chip dust extractor does not replace a filtration system specifically designed for every type of fine or hazardous dust.
At Probois Machinoutils, we understand that a faulty dust extractor can quickly disrupt the operation of a woodworking workshop.
That is why we continue to expand our range of Bernardo DC230 dust extractor spare parts, making maintenance and repairs easier.
By choosing Probois Machinoutils, you benefit from:
A dedicated category for the Bernardo DC230 wood chip dust extractor.
A 750 W single-phase motor listed for this model.
A selection of impellers and dust extraction components.
Filter bags and collection bags for compatible installations.
Filter cartridges and bag retaining straps.
Electrical components for various compatible machines.
Advice on identifying suitable replacement parts.
An after-sales service able to review specific spare parts requests.
Looking for a part that is not yet listed in our catalogue?
Please provide the exact reference of your dust extractor, its serial number and, if possible, the position number of the required component on the exploded parts diagram.
We can review your request and check possible sourcing options.
Discover our selection of spare parts for the Bernardo DC230 wood chip dust extractor and extend the service life of your equipment through regular maintenance and the replacement of defective components.
