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Sedgwick TA315 Operation & Maintenance Instructions Manual Download Page 34

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Summary of Contents for TA315

Page 1: ...TA315 TILT ARBOR SAWBENCH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS MACHINE SERIAL NO TAH...

Page 2: ...ith the manufacturer s instructions complies with the provisions of the following European Union legislation wherever applicable 2009 127 EC Machinery Directive 2014 30 EC Electromagnetic Compatibilit...

Page 3: ...he Rip Fence 6 4 The Rip Fence Fine Adjuster 6 5 The Riving Knife or Splitter 6 7 Pushsticks 6 8 The Rear Extension Table 6 9 Blade Changing 7 0 Blade Selection 7 1 Blade Maintenance 8 0 Limitations o...

Page 4: ...nother party a copy of the manual must accompany it All those appointed to work on or with the machine must have fully read and understood the manual before commencing any work This requirement must b...

Page 5: ...CROSS CUT FENCE RIVING KNIFE LENGTH STOP SAWGUARD FENCE CLAMP HANDLES RIP FENCE TABLE INSERT OPTIONAL ROLLING TABLE FENCE LOCK TILT LOCKING HANDLE FENCE MICRO SET CONTROL BLADE TILT HANDWHEEL RISE AND...

Page 6: ...m TOTAL AIR VOLUME REQUIRED 1445CMH 620mm CROSS CUT TABLE OPTIONAL TABLE SIZE LENGTH WIDTH 600mm 350mm DISTANCE SAW TO MITRE FENCE 620mm 1220mm PANEL SIZING TABLE OPTIONAL TABLE SIZE LENGTH WIDTH 950m...

Page 7: ...repair work switch off the machine and ensure that it cannot be accidentally switched on again When carrying out any work on the electrical equipment ensure that the voltage supply is completely isola...

Page 8: ...mantled and disposed of without risk of pollution Unpacking Dispose of the packaging materials in an environmentally friendly way and always in accordance with local waste disposal regulations Remove...

Page 9: ...TA Operation Maintenance Instructions Page 9 of 36 2 2 TA315 Foundation Drawing 1800mm 620mm for RH Extension Hole centres for bolting to floor 470mm 1210mm 850mm 685mm...

Page 10: ...tlet is located at the rear of the machine base Provision is also made for extraction from above the sawguard simply remove bottom of the 50mm dia connection point Always switch the dust extraction sy...

Page 11: ...clockwise direction 5 3 Circuit Protection In case of a mains failure the starter is fitted with no volt release protection and will not restart without being switched on again The starter is also fi...

Page 12: ...ght of the saw spindle is adjusted using the rise and fall handwheel at the front of the machine The blade should be set so that the distance between the bottom edge of the sawguard and the top of the...

Page 13: ...e Fine Adjuster For approximate setting of the width of cut the table rule can be used located on the fence support bar although the accuracy of this will depend on the sawblade being used The most re...

Page 14: ...expected movement of the workpiece the fingers will not be thrown against the teeth A pushstick should always be used to remove the cut piece from between the saw and fence unless the width of the cut...

Page 15: ...chine s designation e g TA315 indicates maximum sawblade diameter in mm Spindle speed is set accordingly and we do not recommend the use of smaller diameter sawblades which require a much faster runni...

Page 16: ...boards veneers and hard plastics 50 tooth angle triple chip 96 Courtesy of Atkinson Walker For maximum efficiency always use the coarsest blade that produces adequate results 7 1 Blade Maintenance A d...

Page 17: ...Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 to ensure as far as is reasonably practicable that nothing about the way in which it is installed makes it unsafe or a risk to health at any time during setting use...

Page 18: ...mpatible system the compound effect on this machine was to increase the readings by 1dB A The following noise levels were recorded at a distance of one metre from the machine operator side with a 24 t...

Page 19: ...the manufacturer s instruction manual and have received sufficient training in the use of this machine and the particular safety precautions to be observed BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE ENSURE THAT 1...

Page 20: ...nstruction manual Use hearing protection Use protective eyewear Use protective footwear Use protective apron Wear a mask All notices and labels which are affixed to the machine must be kept readable a...

Page 21: ...t should only be carried out by authorised trained personnel who are familiar with how to operate the machine and in strict observance of all safety instructions Work on electrical fittings may only b...

Page 22: ...e any build up Once clean lubricate moving parts using a lubricant that does not pick up a lot of sawdust Powdered graphite hard wax or white lithium sprays are ideal Do not use an oil based product T...

Page 23: ...aximum projection and measure the distance from a selected tooth to the table side roll the blade to the back of the table and using the same tooth measure this distance again if there is any discrepa...

Page 24: ...this simply follow these directions With the rolling table removed place two spacers of equal thickness about 25mm against the front and rear of the blade as below Place a straight edge up to the spa...

Page 25: ...and placed on the floor Next remove the tape securing the two table support jibs to the rolling table shaft and check that both jibs run freely Clean the protective oil from the rolling table shaft an...

Page 26: ...a hammer If the riving knife is out of square gently twist the knife by placing pressure on one side or other of the sawguard A narrow kerf sawblade will have to be used with a narrower plate riving k...

Page 27: ...fitting the replacement bearings and spacer on the arbor 7 Refit the spindle and pulley and secure 8 Refit the vee ropes and tension them according to the instructions 9 Replace the machine side panel...

Page 28: ...le to the motor bearing If it is set too far along the motor shaft it will put unnecessary strain on the shaft and bearings Arbor Pulley Straightedge Motor If pulleys are misaligned loosen setscrew to...

Page 29: ...the wiring instructions of the inverter manufacturer have been correctly followed for the motor and a separate supply directly from the mains has been provided for the rectifier brake Note due to poor...

Page 30: ...e air gap between 2 1 2 3 is between 0 3mm 0 5mm 2 We recommend the occasional use of an air jet to eliminate dust or other particles that may have settled on the braking surface 3 After several air g...

Page 31: ...urrent drawn without load applied Current drawn under load Supply voltage without load and on moment of switch on Allowed variation plus minus 6 Supply voltage under load Supply voltage with motor off...

Page 32: ...solate machine and remove side cover 2 Drop the blade to its lowest position and tilt it over to 450 3 Scribe or draw a line on the motor mounting plate round the motor footprint this will ensure that...

Page 33: ...TA Operation Maintenance Instructions Page 33 of 36 10 2 TA315 Three Phase Wiring Diagram...

Page 34: ...TA Operation Maintenance Instructions Page 34 of 36 10 2 TA315 Single Phase Wiring Diagram...

Page 35: ...15 014 Riving Knife Clamp One Quadrant Assembly TA315 020 Quadrant One TA315 021 Quadrant Slide One 1304 Metric Bearing One TA315 022 Cradle Pivot Bracket One TA315 023 Quadrant Nut One TA315 024 2 Ri...

Page 36: ...fe One TA315 071 Sawguard c w Insert PRS483 3250HDB One Polycarb Hinged Sawguard Set One Optional 2ft Sliding Table Assembly TA2 01 XCT Shaft One TA2 11 XCT Jib One TA2 12 XCT Vertical Shaft One TA2 1...

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