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Electrical Problems:
The
Baker BP Dominator Stationary Band Sawmill
is an electric powered sawmill with
lever controlled hydraulic functions.
Some basic electrical trouble shooting tools, such as a multi-meter (voltmeter and ohmmeter
combination) and a good combination screwdriver are required for some of the procedures
listed in this section. Basic knowledge in electricity is required.
The Electrical Trouble Shooting Section is provided to assist qualified electricians perform
field repair and maintenance to your sawmill.
NOTE:
Baker Products strongly recommends that a qualified electrician perform all
electrical troubleshooting and repairs. Baker Products will not be held responsible for
injuries or damages caused by unqualified personnel attempting maintenance or repair. The
customer is responsible for compliance with all federal, state, and local electrical codes.
The first rule of troubleshooting any electrical problem is, "Check the power supply". A
great majority of electrical problems can be traced to the power supply. Always ensuring
all incoming power is available before beginning any troubleshooting procedure can save
excess labor and down time. Always ensure all phases are available and that all are at the
correct voltage.
Sawmills that have unauthorized electrical modifications or sub-standard repairs are not
supported by this guide or by Baker Products
.
If
Check
Debarker will
not activate
.
Open electrical panel on dust chute side of head carriage and check 15
amp fuse, debarker wires on terminal strip and debarker solenoids to
see if they are energized.
12VDC is not being supplied to the debarker, the debarker control
solenoid, or the solenoid control circuitry.
Please refer to the Control Schematics section and Panel Layout section
for more information.
Debarker locks
up when it is
into the
material
.
Debarker is being forced into the material to hard.
Check the pressure.
