Cross-section Cut
Diagonal Cut
Miter Cut
“L” Cut
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Start up
Troubleshooting
• Use a marker or a grease pencil and mark the cutting line onto
the material. The work piece should be properly fastened.
• If you need damp cuts, open the water supply to start the water
flow.
• Support the front side of the shoe on the workpiece, which
must be properly fastened with clamps or brackets, align the
cutting wheel with the line drawn.
• Start the cutter and wait for the wheel to reach its highest speed
and is totally wet.
• Push the cutter forward slowly and firmly in order to cut the
piece.
• Keep a constant speed pushing and avoid any unstable
movements.
• Keep a constant speed pushing and avoid any unstable
movements.
• Stop the water flow.
Operation
The tool is not
working after plugging
it to the power
source.
After connecting the
tool to the power
source it makes an
unusual noise and the
wheel rotates slowly.
The cogwheel box
gets very hot.
The motor rotates but
not the wheel.
The motor surface
gets too hot.
Strong flaming in the
collector or
commuter.
• Short circuit inside the motor.
• There is a mechanical obstruction.
• Short circuit inside the motor.
• Not enough lubricant, or the lubricant is dirty.
• The cogwheel is too tight or there are residues
inside.
• The cogwheel teeth are broken.
• Excessive load on the motor.
• Dampness.
• Incorrect Assembly.
• Voltage Drop.
• Short circuit in the motor.
• The surface on the commuter is dirty.
• Worn Carbon.
• Go to a Authorized Service
Center.
• Go to a Authorized Service
Center.
• Add lubricant or have it replaced at a
Authorized Service Center.
• Go to a Authorized Service
Center.
• Go to a Authorized Service
Center.
• Reduce the load over the motor.
• Dry the motor.
• Check the motor at a Au-
thorized Service Center.
• Adjust the to the proper voltage.
• Go to a Authorized Service
Center.
• Change the carbons.
Problem
Cause
Solution
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