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BCA350

Symptom

Possible Cause

Action

Irregular run of the saw 

blade

Poor tension in the blade 

material

Return the saw blade to the 

manufacturer

Saw blade wobbles when 

the saw is running

Saw blade is damaged or 

bent

Have the saw blade 

aligned or fl attened

Clean the receiving fl ange

Flange of the saw blade is 

damaged

Replace the saw blade 

fl ange

Shaft of the motor is bent

Replace the electric motor

Diamond segment becomes 

loose

Overheating of the saw 

blade

Have the diamond segment 

soldered on the blade 

again

Coolant is not suffi  cient

Ensure optimum fl ow of 

cooling water

Excessive wear

Wrong type of saw blade

Use a harder blade bond

Shaft of motor causes 

wobbling

Have bearings of the motor 

replaced, or replace the 

motor

Overheating

Ensure optimum fl ow of 

cooling water

Cracks in or near the 

diamond segment

Saw blade bond too hard

Use a softer blade bond

Fixed fl ange is worn out

Have the fi xed fl ange 

replaced

Motor shaft bearing is worn Replace the bearing of the 

motor shaft

The center hole in the saw 

blade has become wider 

due to wear

The saw blade has slipped 

on the motor shaft when 

running

The arbor of the saw blade 

must be fi tted with an 

adapter ring

Check the receiving fl ange 

and have it replaced if 

necessary

Appearance of cut is not 

optimal

Poor tension in the blade 

material

Return the blade to the 

manufacturer

Too much load placed on 

the saw blade

Use a suitable blade

Diamond segments are 

blunt

Sharpen the diamond 

blade on an abrasive 

material

Grinding marks on the saw 

blade

Material is not being fed 

parallel to the saw blade

Ensure that the direction of 

feed is parallel to the blade

Poor tension in the blade 

material

Adjust the roller table or 

have it adjusted

Too much load on the 

blade

Exert less pressure when 

cutting, proceed slower

Pg.7

Summary of Contents for BCA350

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL BCA350 MASONRY SAW...

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Page 3: ...Unpack Inspection Page 3 Technical Data Page 3 Assembly Operation Page 4 Working Instructions Page 5 Fault Diagnosis Pages 6 7 Maintenance Page 8 Exploded Diagram A Page 9 Diagram A Parts List Page 1...

Page 4: ...re the blade Keep limbs and ngers clear from the blade when it is in use To reduce risk of electrical shock it is recommended to use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter GFCI switch Always have a quali...

Page 5: ...ne must be reported to the supervisor If required cut o the power and correct any faults before using the machine In the case of a malfunction stop the machine immediately then follow the operating in...

Page 6: ...e container carefully lift the saw frame handles and place it on a at level working area Be certain that you have the following items before you discard the container Saw 1 piece Saw frame support 4 p...

Page 7: ...ition for one minute before cutting in order to check related parts Listen to the sound of the machine in operation for abnormal behavior DO NOT use if there is anything wrong or unusual Check pump op...

Page 8: ...nd gloves for extra protection against shock hazards Always wear safety goggles or glasses with side shields Avoid vibrating or bumping the saw during cutting to insure equipment and blade lifespan is...

Page 9: ...he water pump or water pipe is faulty or damaged Check the water pump and pipe and replace if necessary by a quali ed technician Motor stops power cut out Too much pressure exerted while cutting Exert...

Page 10: ...r near the diamond segment Saw blade bond too hard Use a softer blade bond Fixed ange is worn out Have the xed ange replaced Motor shaft bearing is worn Replace the bearing of the motor shaft The cent...

Page 11: ...al power supply DO NOT try to operate the machine before having it checked by an authorized technician rst Before storing the machine for a prolonged period of time Clean and lubricate all moving part...

Page 12: ...BCA350 Pg 9 Pg 10 EXPLODED DIAGRAM A...

Page 13: ...414 hex Head bolt M6X20 100415 100416 hex Lock nut M6 16 100417 water curtain 17 100418 water curtain clamp 18 100419 Hex head tapping screws 19 100420 spring 20 100421 lathe bed 21 100422 handle 1004...

Page 14: ...x Lock nut M8 42 100446 wheel 43 100447 axle 100448 socket head screw 100266 45 100449 guide plate 46 100450 47 100451 square nut M10 48 100452 handle for tighten legs 49 100453 guide rail 50 100454 r...

Page 15: ...M10X3 0 100468 hex Look nut M10 100469 big washer 10 65 100470 ruler 1 100471 ruler 2 100599 tack rivet 2 5X5 100473 hex head bolt M8X25 100442 69 100474 half round head square neck bolt M10X35 100475...

Page 16: ...BCA350 EXPLODED DIAGRAM B Pg 13...

Page 17: ...x screw M8 100444 washer 8 100109 100445 hex lock nut M8 42a 100446 wheel 43a 100447 axle 73 100551 sleeve3X1 5 74 100561 angle gage 75 100713 hex nut 76 100562 stellate knob II 77 100442 78 100563 ba...

Page 18: ...lade 2 LVR350P 350 x 3 1 x 25 4mm Rescue Blade 1 HO350TP 350 x 3 2 x 12 x 25 4mm Trade Pro 1 LSDC300 300 x 2 4 x 7 x 25 4mm Hard Materials 2 LSDC350 350 x 3 2 x 5 x 25 4mm Hard Materials 3 LSDC450 450...

Page 19: ...MANUAL RECOMMENDED BLADES 1 BO300CS 300 x 3 x 12 x 25 4mm Standard Blade 2 BO350CS 350 x 3 2 x 15 x 25 4mm Standard Blade 1 BO350CH 350 x 3 x 15 x 25mm Premium Blade Pg 16...

Page 20: ...BCA350 Pg 17...

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