Clarke CBS 190 Operating & Maintenance Instructions Download Page 13

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

ALWAYS disconnect your bandsaw from the power supply when troubleshooting, or carrying out
adjustments or maintenance.

Blades  break

1. Faulty alignment (tracking)

2. Blade guides incorrectly adjusted.

3. Feeding the work too fast.

4. Forcing or twisting the blade

around a tight radius.

5. Blade too tight.

6. Dull teeth.

7. Blade is badly welded or brazed.

8. Wrong blade fitted

Blade runs off cut-
ting line

1. Blade Guides incorrectly adjusted

2. Blade tracking maladjusted

3. Blade tension too loose

4. Wrong blade fitted..too thin

1. Carry out tracking adjustments (p10)

2. Readjust Blade Guides

3. Lower the feed rate

4. For tight curves, make relief cuts,

fairly close together, at 90º to the
curve

5. Relieve blade tension

6. Renew blade

7. Renew blade

8. Fit only Quality blades supplied by

Clarke Int’l

9. ALWAYS switch machine OFF when

not in use

Motor does not run

1. Fuse blown

1. Renew fuse. If condition persists,

consult your Clarke dealer

2. Renew/Repair plug/Power

cable

3. Consult your Clarke dealer

2. Plug or Power cable defective

3. Motor defective

9. Blade left running when not in use.

Machine vibrates

1. Mountings loose

2. Table loose

3. Motor loose

4. Mounting platform is not robust

enough

1. Tighten Mountings

2. Secure table

3. Secure motor mountings

4. Ensure workbench or platform is

of strong enough construction to
fully support the machine

1. Readjust Blade Guides

2. Carry out tracking adjustment (p10)

3. Re-tension blade

4. Fit correct blade

Fault

Possible Cause

Remedy

Summary of Contents for CBS 190

Page 1: ...0907 190mm 1 BANDSAW Model CBS 190 OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 190mm 1 BANDSAW...

Page 2: ...otor 230VAC 50Hz 1Ph Power Rating 350W Capacitor 6 uF 450V Current Rating 3 5 Amps Blade Speed 14 7 M s Blade Length 1425mm 6tpi Max Cutting Thickness 80 mm Max Cutting Width 190 mm Table Size 300 x 3...

Page 3: ...red as proof of purchase This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way or not used for the purpose for which it was intended Faulty goods should be...

Page 4: ...PANNERS Form the habit of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from the machine before switching on 11 DRUGS ALCOHOL MEDICATION Do not operate machine while under the influence...

Page 5: ...of the saw blade Never cut workpieces that cannot be held comfortably and securely by hand ALWAYS wear Safety Goggles and Ear Defenders We also strongly recommend the use of a breathing mask ALWAYS r...

Page 6: ...e Securing Handle N Dust Extraction Outlet O Motor UNPACKING Unpack the shipping carton and lay out all the items so that they may be clearly identified as follows Main Frame Assembly complete Table A...

Page 7: ...revent slippage but not overtight as this will lead to breakage of the blade Additionally the upper wheel can be adjusted so that the blade will run centrally about both wheels This adjustment is fact...

Page 8: ...ted according to the thickness of the workpiece to be cut Slacken off the Guide Block using knob L Fig 1 and adjust the height of the guide so that it is no more that 5mm higher than the workpiece the...

Page 9: ...cuts or with the table tilted as well compound mitre cuts Make sure the work is held firmly against the table and against the face of the mitre gauge Be careful to keep your fingers away from the blad...

Page 10: ...sing the Hex wrench provided slacken off the screws A and G This frees the two Blade Support Bearings the upper one of which is shown at E Move the bearing E and the Lower Guide Block H backwards as f...

Page 11: ...Slacken it off slightly using the Hex wrench supplied to free off the mechanism Do not leave this screw too loose it should be firm but the trunnion must be free to move up and down When tracking is...

Page 12: ...justment is similar to that for the upper blade guides however it is necessary to checkthepositionoftheBladeSupportBearingFIRST The sequence of adjustment is as follows 2 1 Slacken the lower blade gui...

Page 13: ...s make relief cuts fairly close together at 90 to the curve 5 Relieve blade tension 6 Renew blade 7 Renew blade 8 Fit only Quality blades supplied by Clarke Int l 9 ALWAYS switch machine OFF when not...

Page 14: ...HT190018 19 Upper Guard Fixing Knob HT190019 20 Clamping Plate HT190020 21 Upper Guide Block HT190021 22 Circlip HT190022 23 Bearing HT190023 24 Upper Blade Guard complete HT190024 25 Lower Blade Gua...

Page 15: ...not dispose of with general waste It must be disposed of according to the laws governing Waste Electrical and Electronic equipment at a recognised disposal facility 15 Copyright Clarke International...

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