Uludag G-250, Manual For Introduction, Operation And Maintenance

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5.2. Angular Cutting at Tilted Position
NOTE: For this operation, you must have already purchased tilted type machine.
Our recommendation is that; during angular cutting operation, first of all, shift the upper
table to its uppermost position, in order to provide a high degree of freedom. The head
body on which sawbladeand electric motor are mounted can only be tilted to the left-hand
side up to 45° angle maximum (limit position) and angular cutting at tilted position can
only be achieved when the turning table is at 90° position (the ruler on the turning
table is at "O" position). Tilted position can be maintained as described below:
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Fix the turning table at 90° position.
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Loosen the M12 retaining nut located behind the machine.
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Use the plastic handle (item no.41) to position the head body on which
sawbladeand electric motor are mounted, at the desired angle. After reaching the
predefined angle, tighten the M12 retaining nut again.
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It is very important for the work piece to be secured against working face and set-
square during cutting operation.
6. SAFETY EQUIPMENTS
WARNING : Do not remove any of the safety equipments during operation and
check whether they are functioning properly or not.
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The machine is equipped with a lock-system to prevent the vibration of the
machine upper section (lock this at lower position during machine transport).
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The head body which carries the electric motor stands at uplifted position by the
means of a special spring.
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At stop position, sawbladeis closed by the lower guard. When sawbladeis lowered
for the cutting operation, protective guard opens up automatically.
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Machine has electromagnetic switch with two buttons; "I = start" and "O = stop".
7. PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE
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All of the moving parts should be lubricated at certain intervals in order to prevent
them from wear.
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Power cable should be checked on regular basis and must be replaced if it is worn.
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Always keep the plastic handle dry, thus, you can grip it securely and prevent
slippage.
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Keeping the set-squares and support parts up clean is always important.
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Clean the machine carefully with an airgun or a dry brush after the work is over.
Remove all of the sawdust and other materials away from the working surface.
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Check the condition of sawbladeregularly and sharpen it if required.
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There are two strech spring attached to the head body which carries the electric
motor. Replace these springs if they become softened or damaged in the course
of working time.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING