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Malfunctions 

 

Machine vibrates:   

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Clamping levers for height and diagonal adjustment are not tightly screwed. 

                          ---Sawing tool is not tightly screw. 
 

Cuts are not clean/wood is burned: 

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Sawing tool is dull   

                          ---Sawing tool is incorrectly mounted. 
 

Rapid sawing tool wear:   

---Sawing tool is incorrectly sharpened. 
---Contaminated wood(cement, sand , nails). 

   

Motor becomes too warm:

    (It is too hot to touch

 

with bare hands, it continuously shuts itself off.)   

                                                     

---By all means have a qualified electrician inspect the motor. 

 

Machine comes to a stop:   

---Overloading (feeding too rapid, Sawing tool is dull). 

 

Wood is raised by the rear side of the saw blade: 

                                        ---

Longitudinal limit stops are not parallel 

                          ---Splitting wedge is not aligned or crossing is too weak 
 

The spindle height is difficult to adjust: 

---Thoroughly clean and lubricate the threaded rod, gears and slide tracks.   

                          ---Check the operation of the clamping lever.  
 

Miscellaneous:  

--- Bearings make unusual noises: Inspect the bearings and replace if necessary. 

                      ----Check the tension of the V-belt (V-belts are accessible when the exhaust cover 

is removed).   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TS-200

Page 1: ...200MM Table Saw Model TS200 Instruction Manual Parts List Read this operating manual before installation and use to reduce the risk of accidents with the machine ...

Page 2: ... found in this manual Know the limitations and hazards associated with this table saw Electrical grounding Make certain that the machine frame is electrically grounded and that a ground lead is included in the incoming electrical service In cases where a cord and plug are used make certain that the grounding plug connects to a suitable ground Follow the grounding procedure indicated in the Nationa...

Page 3: ...their removal Saw blade rotation Be sure the saw blade rotates clockwise when viewed from the motor side left side of the machine Adjustments Make all adjustments to the machine and operational setup with the power off Never remove the insert with the blade running Material condition Do not attempt to saw boards with loose knots or with nails or other foreign material on its surface Do not attempt...

Page 4: ...anual Familiarize yourself with the location of these decals on your table saw CAUTION This means that if precautions are not heeded it may result in minor or moderate injury and or possible machine damage WARNING This means that if precautions are not heeded it could result in serious injury or possibly even death Safety Decals General Safety Procedures for Table Saw This machine has been built e...

Page 5: ...niformly and without jerking into the sawing tool slightly more slowly when processing hard wood or work pieces which produce large amounts of dust Never move the work piece during a processing operation Avoid uncomfortable working stances to reduce the risk of contacting the rotating sawing tool Do not bend over the rotating sawing tool Remove debris from the machine table only when the machine i...

Page 6: ...35 x 1000mm Saw blade bore sizeф 30mm arbor 200mm dia Motor 1100w 1 Ph 230V Blade speed 4700 RPM Max depth of cut at 90 degrees 60mm Max depth of cut at 45 degrees 40mm Cutting width with table extension 750mm Cutting width without table extension 150mm Coupling joint for vacuum exhaust ф 50 25mm Weight 45kgs Receving Remove the saw and accessories from the shipping carton and inspect for damage A...

Page 7: ...Adjusting the Splitting Wedge FIG 6 FIG 7 Loosen the flange base with a 13 mm wrench and insert the splitting wedge Adjust the splitting wedge and be sure to maintain a distance of approx 3mm to the saw blade FIG 6 Securely fasten the splitting wedge with screw Check that the splitting wedge is parallel to the saw blade by means of the table insert FIG 7 Adjusting the Longitudinal Limit Stop The l...

Page 8: ...lat work pieces by loosening the lower M8 clamp screw in the limit stop holder FIG 11 FIG 12 The longitudinal limit stop can be used on the left or the right side of the saw blade Note Regularly check that the longitudinal limit stop is parallel to ensure perfect cutting FIG11 FIG12 Adjusting the Cutting Height Adjust the height with the hand wheel FIG 13 Select a cutting height such that the saw ...

Page 9: ...cure longer work pieces so that they do not flip after the cutting procedure i e with a table extension FIG 17 FIG 17 FIG 18 Cutting narrower work pieces edges and strips Use the flat edge of the longitudinal limit stop for work pieces narrower than 120 mm Use a parallel intermediate piece if necessary Secure longer work piece so that they do not flip after the cutting procedure i e with a table e...

Page 10: ...ross feeder FIG 20 Caution No not remove pieces of debris from the sawing tool area with your hands Angular limit stop The angular limit stop can be inserted into the machine table T grooves on the right or left hand side of the saw blade Cross cuts can be made at all angles by pivoting the limit stop The 90º milled angular limit stop is especially suited for exact mitre cuts See the frame cutting...

Page 11: ... off By all means have a qualified electrician inspect the motor Machine comes to a stop Overloading feeding too rapid Sawing tool is dull Wood is raised by the rear side of the saw blade Longitudinal limit stops are not parallel Splitting wedge is not aligned or crossing is too weak The spindle height is difficult to adjust Thoroughly clean and lubricate the threaded rod gears and slide tracks Ch...

Page 12: ...12 PARTS DIAGRAM A ...

Page 13: ...ve cover 1 40 GB6170 86 Hex nut M6 8 41 GB97 1 85 Washerφ6 8 42 GB5783 86 Hex bolt M6X16 8 43 GB6170 86 Hex nut M6 8 44 K41917 Outstretched arm 2 45 K41916 Angle iron 4 46 GB96 85 Large washer 6 8 47 K41927 Box assembly 1 48 K41901 Sliding table assembly 1 49 K41913 Guide rail 1 50 GB6170 86 Hex nut M8 2 51 GB97 1 85 Washerφ8 2 52 GB70 85 Screw M8X10 2 53 K4192102 Locking handle 1 54 Pin 3X12 1 55...

Page 14: ...ed bolt 1 10 GB78 85 Set screw M8X10 1 11 K0120 Homocentric nut 2 12 CTLS Socket countersunk screw M6X35 4 13 K0107 Rhombic handgrip 2 14 GB97 1 85 Washer φ6 3 15 K0113 Connecting block 2 16 GB6170 86 Hex nut M6 1 17 GB97 1 85 Washer φ6 1 18 K0113 wood block 1 19 GB5783 86 Hex bolt M6X25 1 20 K0106 Angle fence 1 21 GB896 86 E ring φ12 1 22 K0115 Press handle 1 23 K0108 Square toes nut 2 24 K0119 A...

Page 15: ...0 GB5783 86 Hex bolt M8X16 3 21 GB97 1 85 Washer φ8 3 22 GB96 85 Large washerφ6 2 23 ZSM6 Locking nut M6 2 24 GB97 1 85 Washer φ12 1 25 GB6172 86 Hex thin nut M12 2 26 K0703 Turning pole 1 27 K0702 Motor rack 1 28 GB894 1 86 C ring φ19 1 29 GB1096 79 Key 6X25 1 30 K0714 Motor 1 31 GB5783 86 Hex bolt M8X25 1 32 GB97 1 85 Washer φ8 1 33 K0706 Clamp plate 2 34 K0705 Riving wedge 1 35 GB T794 88 Bolt ...

Page 16: ...1 4 K0504 Fixing plate 1 5 K0503 Locking bracket 1 6 K0506 Long fence 1 11 GB70 85 Socket cap screw M6X30 2 12 K0507 Rubber tray 1 13 GB6170 86 Hex nut M6 1 14 GB T96 2 2002 Large erφ6 1 PARTS DIAGRAM E NO CODE DESCRIPTION QTY NO CODE DESCRIPTION QTY 1 K0603 T shaped plate 1 2 3 K0601 Miter gauge 1 4 GB97 1 85 Washer φ8 1 5 K0602 Long handle 1 ...

Page 17: ...17 WIRING DIAGRAM ...

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