maintenance instructions
Model 1000--FS
page 13 of 16
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1.5 The 1000--FS is equipped with dual anti--tie
down control handles (the front and rear han-
dles). Check for the correct operation of the dual
anti--tie down control handles
daily
:
Depress
each trigger separately and the tool should not
start.
Depress
one trigger, then pause one se-
cond and depress the other trigger and the tool
should not start.
Repeat
this procedure revers-
ing the triggers.
Depress
both triggers simulta-
neously (within one half second of each other)
and the tool should start. With the tool running,
release one trigger and the tool should stop.
Continue
holding the depressed trigger and
then depress the other trigger. The tool should
not start.
Repeat
this procedure holding the oth-
er trigger.
If the tool malfunctions, repair it or
remove it from service immediately.
Always use two hands when starting and stop-
ping the tool. Continue holding the tool firmly
with two hands until the saw blade comes to a
complete stop.
Note: The power supply must be connected to per-
form the above operation only.
1.6 Four times (4) per day, add
Jarvis
1315 White
Grease
to the grease fitting (item 12) located on
gear housing (item 13).
1.7 Thoroughly clean the tool at the end of the day
or shift and spray with an approved mineral oil
for overnight storage.
2 WEEKLY:
2.1 Disassemble, clean and inspect gear housing as-
sembly.
Refer to sections 6 and 7 as a procedur-
al guide.
3 AS NECESSARY:
Figure 3 Blade Installation
Blade
Screw
Blade Retaining
Flange
Dowel Pins
Holes for
Dowel Pins
Shaft and Pin
Assembly
Lip
Dowel Pin Holes
Washer
Notched
Area
Hub
3.1 Clean and inspect circular blade.
Refer to sec-
tions 4 and 5 for blade removal and installation
procedures.
3.2 Disassemble, clean and inspect motor housing
assembly and motor adapter.
Refer to sections
8 and 9 as a procedural guide.
3.3 Replace the power unit oil filter (item 12, Figure
E, page 8) at regular intervals.
Note:
The hydraulic motor will require only occasional
rebuilding. Do not rebuild the hydraulic motor -- send it
back to
Jarvis
to be rebuilt.
4 CIRCULAR BLADE REMOVAL:
4.1 Remove hex head screw (item 43) and lock
washer (item 42).
Insert an allen wrench or
screwdriver through one of the outer holes in
blade to prevent blade from turning.
4.2 Remove blade retaining flange (item 41).
4.3 Remove circular blade (item 40).
4.4 Inspect all parts for wear and replace if neces-
sary.
4.4.1 Inspect circular blade for wear and sharpen
or replace as necessary.
5 CIRCULAR BLADE INSTALLATION:
5.1 Reverse steps and procedures outlined in section
4.
See notes below. Refer to Figure 3 as a guide.
5.1.1 To ensure proper fit and safe operation, the
hub of the saw blade (item 40) must face to-
ward and fit securely on the extended lip of
the shaft and pin assembly (item 2).
5.1.2 The holes on the blade retaining flange
(item 41) must align with the four dowel
pins (item 1) on the shaft and pin assembly
(item 2). Make sure the notched areas on the
blade are aligned with dowel pins (item 1).
6 HOUSING AND GEAR DISASSEMBLY:
6.1 Remove circular blade.
Follow steps and proce-
dures outlined in section 4.
6.2 Remove button head screws (item 26) and lock
washers (item 25).
6.3 Remove the four (4) hex head screws (item 46)
connecting motor adapter (item 47) to gear
housing (item 13) and separate blade guard
(item 31), front handle assembly and motor
adapter (item 47) from gear housing (item 13).
