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RPM selector and Overload protector 

The saw has a two-speed blade RPM speed control 
(FIGURE A / 15). When cutting stainless or acid-
proof steel use the lower RPM setting l. When 
cutting other materials use the faster RPM setting ll. 

The saw also has an overload protector which 
displays electric motor loading with three indicator 
lights (FIGURE A / 5). 

Explanation of indicator lights (FIGURE J) 

GREEN

 

If green light is on, the motor temperature 
and power output are normal. 

 

Continue using the tool.

 

YELLOW

  If yellow light begins to flash, the motor is 

hot and/or overloaded. 

 

Slow down the cutting speed

  

(It is possible, that you are using a worn-
out blade) 

RED

 

If the red light begins to flash, motor 
power is automatically reduced to the 
minimum to protect the motor. Cutting is 
not possible. 

 

Press the motor switch and let it run 
freely (

UNDER NO LOAD)

 until the 

green light is on. 

 
ATTENTION!

    

If the yellow light turns on continuously, it indicates 
that the motor control unit has been damaged. You 
can finish the sawing, but the saw should be taken 
to service. If the motor control unit is not repaired, 
the motor of the saw will get damaged. 

 

FIGURE J 

GO AHEAD  

WARNING  

RUN THE MOTOR UNTIL 
GREEN LIGHT IS ON  

Error code display 

If the electronic control unit senses a problem 
situation, it will give an error code indicating the 
fault. This error code is given by blinking the green 
light. 

Code will consist of blinks followed by a short pause. 
Longer pause is kept between the codes. To be able 
to read the codes, the main switch needs to be kept 
connected. 

List of error codes can be found below. 
 

No. of 

blinks 

Error description 

Mains frequency too high 

Mains frequency too low 

Mains voltage malformed 

Mains voltage too high 

Internal reference error 

Current too high or too low during soft-start 

No speed signal during soft-start 

Speed sensor open during soft-start 

Speed sensor signal invalid during soft-start 

10 

Motor overload during operation 

11 

Motor overload during cooling free run 

12 

Motor overload during temperature sensor error 

13 

No speed signal during operation 

14 

Speed sensor open during operation 

15 

Speed sensor signal invalid during operation 

 

Normal operation 
 

Normal power output  

Green: ON 
Yellow: OFF 
Red: OFF 

Motor temperature high WARNING 
 

Normal power output 

Green: OFF 
Yellow: Blinking 
Red: OFF 

Motor current high WARNING 
 

Decreasing power output 

Green: OFF 
Yellow: Blinking 
Red: OFF 

Motor temperature protection active 

Power output very low, only 
cooling with free running 

Green: OFF 
Yellow: OFF 
Red: Blinking 

Temperature sensor faulty 
 

Power output low to finish the work 

Green: OFF 
Yellow: ON 
Red: OFF 

Summary of Contents for PipeCut Infinity

Page 1: ...ese are the original instructions All instructions are available on web site exacttools com manuals Patents US 7 257 895 JP 4010941 EP 1301311 FI 108927 KR 10 0634113 EN Operating Instructions PipeCut...

Page 2: ...Intentionally left blank...

Page 3: ...discs are for cutting Cast or Ductile Iron only Exact DIAMOND X discs cannot be sharpened Declaration of Conformity We declare under our sole responsibility that the pipe cutting machines Exact PipeCu...

Page 4: ...load indicator lights 6 Moving blade guard 7 Motor unit adjusting screws 8 Front tensioner with drive 9 Rear tensioner 10 Handle 11 Blade guard screw 12 Blade lock pin 13 Rating plate 14 Motor unit 15...

Page 5: ...e pipe wall 11 Cutting around the pipe 11 Overload protection and RPM adjustment 13 Explanation if indicator lights 13 Error code display 13 Cutting result adjustment on Exact PipeCut 14 Infinity Usin...

Page 6: ...tection Yes Reduced starting current Yes Recommended generator capacity 4 9kVA for 230V 3kVA for 100 V 120V The values given are valid for nominal voltages U of 230 V For lower voltage and models for...

Page 7: ...ty and service instructions Read these operating safety and service instructions carefully before operating the pipe saw Store these instructions in a place where all pipe saw operators have access In...

Page 8: ...nintentional starting Ensure the switch is in the off position before connecting to power source and or battery pack picking up or carrying the tool Carrying power tools with your finger on the switch...

Page 9: ...ligned saw blade causing an uncontrolled saw to lift up and out of the workpiece toward the operator when the blade is pinched or jammed tightly by the kerf closing down the blade stalls and the motor...

Page 10: ...or holding the pipe than bare hands Make sure that the pipe to be cut is empty Take care that no one will put anything inside the pipe during the operation Make sure that the diameter and thickness of...

Page 11: ...ipe Assemble the Infinity Fig C Attach the carrier with the crank in the front of the motor unit Use the supplied quick release axles for the connection and lock it in place with the locking pin Attac...

Page 12: ...sawing position FIGURE F 1 and you can safely start cutting around the pipe Cutting around the pipe Start cutting by turning the crank forwards FIGURE F 2 Do this at a steady speed and start with low...

Page 13: ...as stopped loosen the chain by turning the tightening knobs counterclockwise Cut the chain into separate pieces by removing the attachment pins Should there be problems during piercing or cutting abno...

Page 14: ...code display If the electronic control unit senses a problem situation it will give an error code indicating the fault This error code is given by blinking the green light Code will consist of blinks...

Page 15: ...ve and can lead to blade and or saw damage if adjusted too much Before making the adjustment note the bodyplate alignment in case it is needed to return back to the original setting Loosen the two scr...

Page 16: ...g the adjustment wheel For higher setting smaller cutting depth turn the adjustment wheel counter clockwise FIGURE O For lower setting deeper cutting depth turn the adjustment wheel clockwise FIGURE O...

Page 17: ...e saw s electrical components must be carried out by an approved service center or engineer Blade Check the condition of the blade Replace a bent blunt or otherwise damaged blade with a new one Using...

Page 18: ...No attempt has been made by non approved persons to repair the saw 4 The Exact PipeCut Saw has been used in accordance with the operating safety and servicing instructions provide in these instructio...

Page 19: ...of larger pipes is required capacity beyond 1850mm can be achieved with additional chain segments Chain segments are available in 2m pieces These segments together with the supplied segments will allo...

Page 20: ...m 0 78 230V 0 5 12mm 120V Stainless steel pipes Max pipe wall thickness 20 mm 0 78 230V 0 5 12mm 120V Cast or ductile iron pipes Max pipe wall thickness 20 mm 0 78 230V 0 5 12mm 120V Plastic aluminum...

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