KAKA Industrial 172504 Abbreviated Operation Manual Download Page 6

 Operation Manual                                                                                                                MMS-4 

Model MMS-4

— 6 —

Trouble Shooting

PROBLEM

CAUSE

CORRECTION

Produces a Rough, 

Jagged Cut or Fails 

to Cut

Worn Blades

Replace Blades.

Material Too Thick

Refer to Maximum Material Specs.

Blades out of Adjustment

Follow Adjustment Procedure.

NOTE: Blade replacement normally requires a 

re-adjustment of the lower blade due to blade 

manufacturing tolerance variations. Adjust per 

Blade Adjustment procedure.

Maintenance

NOTE: Maintenance should be performed 

before each use.

1. Lower the Upper Blade assembly, insert 

the Locking Pin through both the Upper Blade 

Housing and the Body in the CLOSED position 

(Figure 1) and Remove Handle.

2. Apply a thin film of light oil or rust-preventive 

to all bare steel areas.

3. Store in a clean, dust-free, dry, dampness 

free area preferably covered with plastic 

sheeting.

4. Check tightness of all hardware.

5. Check operation for binding. Lubricate pivot 

points and gears periodically with a medium 

bodied lubricating oil.

6. Inspect Blades for cracks, damage or 

premature wear. Replace if damaged.

7. Clean dirt and debris from Shear Deck.

Summary of Contents for 172504

Page 1: ...nt To ensure proper fit and operation remove coating Coating is easily removed with mild solvents such as mineral spirits and a soft cloth Avoid getting cleaning solution on paint or any of the rubber or plastic parts Solvents may deteriorate these finishes Use soap and water on paint plastic or rubber components After cleaning cover all exposed surfaces with a light coating of oil WARNING Never u...

Page 2: ... occur It must be understood by the operator that common sense and caution are factors which cannot be built into this product but must be used by the operator SAFETY RULES 1 Wear proper apparel Do not wear loose clothing gloves neckties rings bracelets or other jewelry which may get caught in moving parts of machine 2 Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair 3 Wear safety shoes with non...

Page 3: ...eye protection when operating this tool Assembly 1 The KAKA Throatless Shear must be securely mounted on a heavy solid workbench stand floor etc capable of holding the static weight of the unit plus the stresses from operation 2 Place the Throatless Shear over the chosen location then mark mounting hole locations by tracing holes in the base CAUTION Check for the presence of electrical air or othe...

Page 4: ... suddenly and unexpectedly drop When cuts are done always place the handle in the DOWN position BLADE ADJUSTMENT NOTES The upper blade is fixed in place while the lower blade is adjustable The ideal blade gap is equal to 1 4 of the subject material thickness For example 14 gauge steel will work best with a blade gap of 0 019 0 48mm while 20 gauge should be 0 0094 0 23mm An alternative method is to...

Page 5: ...ccidentally falling 3 Loosen and remove 3 Phillips blade retaining screws 13 form the underside of Upper Blade 12 Figure 7 and carefully remove blade Installation 1 While holding Lower Blade in place replace 3 Phillips Screws and tighten securely 2 Lower Drive Gear Stub and replace handle Figure 7 LOWER BLADE Removal 1 Remove Handle WARNING Handle MUST be removed prior to blade removal to reduce t...

Page 6: ...E Maintenance should be performed before each use 1 Lower the Upper Blade assembly insert the Locking Pin through both the Upper Blade Housing and the Body in the CLOSED position Figure 1 and Remove Handle 2 Apply a thin film of light oil or rust preventive to all bare steel areas 3 Store in a clean dust free dry dampness free area preferably covered with plastic sheeting 4 Check tightness of all ...

Page 7: ...Operation Manual MMS 4 KAKA Industrial 7 Drawing ...

Page 8: ...p 1 2 Handle 1 3 Bolt M8X20 1 4 Connecting Arm 1 5 Handle Stub 1 6 Base 1 7 Locknut M12 1 8 Lower Blade 1 9 Lower Blade Clamp 1 10 Bolt M8X30 1 11 Bolt M12X45 1 12 Upper Blade 1 13 Bolt M5X12 3 14 Holder of Upper Dies 1 15 Screw M5X35 1 16 Bolt M12X40 1 17 Screw M5X25 1 18 Washer 8 1 ...

Page 9: ...Operation Manual MMS 4 KAKA Industrial 9 SERVICE RECORD KAKA Industrial Date Maintenance performed Repair components require ...

Page 10: ...Operation Manual MMS 4 Model MMS 4 10 NOTES ...

Page 11: ...Operation Manual MMS 4 KAKA Industrial 11 NOTES ...

Page 12: ...rest one to you as below KAKA INDUSTRIAL LLC Mail info kakaindustrial com Add 4200 Steve Reynolds Blvd Ste 6 Norcross GA 30093 U S A KAKA INDUSTRIAL LTD Mail echo kakaindustrial com Add 3143 Underhill Avenue Burnaby B C V5A3C8 Canada KANG INDUSTRIAL PTY LTD Mail kang kakaindustrial com Add 3 Wayne Court Dandenong VIC 3175 Australia ...

Reviews: