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Maintenance and Alignment

Safety Devices Inspection (Only CE Version)

Maintenance and Alignment

EGdoc020420

5-16

5

should not be possible to restart the motor/engine until the E-STOP button is released. 

3. Inspecting the Safety Switch Circuit - Blade Cover (Gas Edger)

Start the main engine;

Open the cover;

The main engine should stop;

Try to start the engine. It should not be possible to start the engine.

Close the cover.

Inspecting the Safety Switch Circuit - Blade Cover (Electric Edger)

Start the main motor;

Try to open the cover;

It should not be possible to open the cover when the motor is running.

FIG. 5-15

Outfeed Table 

E-STOP 

Summary of Contents for EG100EH11S

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Page 3: ...tenance Manual EG100EH11S EG100G14S rev B1 00 Safety is our 1 concern Read and understand all safety information and instructions before operating setting up and or maintaining this machine Form 1026 This is the original language for the manual ...

Page 4: ...y Keep Hands Away Use Proper Maintenance Procedures Keep Safety Labels In Good Condition Safety Labels Description SECTION 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 3 1 Edger Setup 3 1 3 2 Installation and Setup 3 2 Assembling the Main Module Base Movable Blade Horizontal Adjustment Blade Position Lock Adjustment Adjustment of the Cutting Width Setting System 3 3 Installation and Setup of the Tables 3 17 Table Installat...

Page 5: ...elt Tensioner Adjustment and Belt Replacement Gas Engine 5 4 5 4 Tensioning and Replacing the Electric Motor Drive Belt 5 6 5 5 Replacing the Blade Drive Belts 5 7 5 6 Checking the Rollers and Table Belt 5 11 5 7 Lubrication 5 11 5 8 Maintaining the Anti Kickback Fingers 5 12 5 9 Blade Sharpening 5 13 5 10 Using the Blades 5 14 5 11 Safety Devices Inspection Only CE Version 5 15 SECTION 6 SPECIFIC...

Page 6: ...ice Representative Please have your machine identification number and your customer number ready when you call The Service Representative can help you with questions about the operation and maintenance of your machine He also can schedule you for a service call Office Hours Please have your vehicle identification number and your customer number ready when you call Wood Mizer will accept these meth...

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Page 10: ...ust not be used for any other purposes such as cutting ice metal or any other materials Using the machine correctly you will obtain a high degree of accuracy and efficiency The Edger should be operated only by an adult 18 and more years old who has read and understood the entire operator s manual The Edger is not intended for use by or around children The machine is built to be durable and easy to...

Page 11: ...Servicing The Edger Customer and Edger Identification Servicing The Edger EGdoc020420 1 2 1 See Figure 1 2 See the following figure for the serial number location FIG 1 2 Serial Number ...

Page 12: ...vicing The Edger 1 3 EG100 Edger Components See Figure 1 3 The major components of the EG100 Edger are shown below FIG 1 3 EG100 Outfeed Table Control Panel Infeed Table Electric Box Blade Distance Setting Lever Motor Sawdust Hopper Additional Table Additional Table ...

Page 13: ...stripes are placed on areas where a single decal would be insufficient To avoid serious injury keep out of the path of any equipment marked with warning stripes 2 2 Safety Instructions NOTE ONLY safety instructions regarding personal injury are listed in this section Caution statements regarding only equipment damage appear where applicable throughout the manual Observe Safety Instructions IMPORTA...

Page 14: ...loose clothing and jewelry before operating the edger Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death WARNING Always wear safety goggles and gloves when replacing a blade Changing blades is safest when done by one person Keep all other persons away from work area when changing a blade Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Always wear protective gloves compatible with EN 388 ...

Page 15: ...with a gas engine make sure there are not any fuel leaks before operating the machine as well as during operation Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Always shut off the motor to stop the blade whenever the edger is not in use Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Do not for any reason adjust the motor drive belts with the motor running Doing so may result in seri...

Page 16: ...leys fans etc Always stay a safe distance from rotating members and make sure that loose clothing or long hair does not engage rotating members resulting in possible injury DANGER Be careful when closing the upper blade cover Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Always shut off the engine motor and allow all moving parts to come to a complete stop before removing any guards or cov...

Page 17: ...SAFETY Keep Hands Away Safety EGdoc020420 2 5 2 and all moving parts will stop spinning The safety switches should always be in proper working condition ...

Page 18: ...me or take the word of another person that the power is off check it out and lock it out WARNING Do not wear rings watches or other jewelry while working around an open electrical circuit IMPORTANT The edger is equipped with two emergency stop buttons one at the front and the other at the rear of the machine They are used to immediately stop the motor engine and or the edger in hazardous situation...

Page 19: ... placed on the machine TABLE 2 1 Decal View Decal No Description 096317 CAUTION Read thoroughly the operator s manual before operating the edger Observe all safety instructions and rules when operating 099220 Close all guards and covers before starting the machine 096316 Do not open or close the electric box when the switch is not in the 0 position 099220 ...

Page 20: ...6319 Always disconnect the power cord before opening the electric box 099540 CAUTION Stay a safe distance from the gear S12004G Always wear safety goggles when operating the edger S12005G Always wear protective ear muffs when operating the edger TABLE 2 1 099540 ...

Page 21: ...N Always wear safety boots when operating the edger 510080 Always wear protective gloves when operating the edger 539211 Always wear protective apron when operating the edger 501467 Lubrication point P85070 CE safety certification 089296 Rotation direction TABLE 2 1 089296 ...

Page 22: ...Labels Description 2 2 10 EGdoc020420 Safety S20097 Motor rotation direction 509255 Hand injury hazard 086099 Hand injury hazard 524992 Kickback hazard warning 524993 Hand injury hazard TABLE 2 1 S20097 509255 086099 ...

Page 23: ...he machine must be placed under a roof or indoors The EG100 edger with a gas engine must be used outdoors It can be operated without a sawdust exhaust system connected To protect the operator against exhaust gases and sawdust we recommend that the machine be setup so that the operator does not stand against the wind The machine should work in temperatures of 15o C to 40o C 5o F to 104o F only The ...

Page 24: ...phase inverter located in the power socket electric box Setting the phases in the phase inverter correctly will ensure correct rotation directions of all machine motors IMPORTANT When starting the machine for the first time let it run without any load for 1 2 hours so that the drive components of the infeed and outfeed tables break in 3 2 Installation and Setup The EG100 edger can be lifted using ...

Page 25: ...INSTALLATION Installation and Setup Operation EGdoc020420 3 3 3 See Figure 3 2 FIG 3 2 ...

Page 26: ...bolt the side plates of the main module base to the front rear and bottom plates of the sawdust hopper Use the mounting hardware listed in the Replacement Parts List See Section 1 16 See Section 1 17 2 Mount the foots of the main module base to the foot brackets using the M20 nuts and washers see the figure below FIG 3 3 ...

Page 27: ...on EGdoc020420 3 5 3 See Figure 3 4 3 Tightly bolt the foot brackets to the side plates of the main module base using the M10x30 bolts M10 nuts and washers See Figure 3 5 NOTE If your edger is equipped with optional transport brackets see Step 4 FIG 3 4 ...

Page 28: ...c020420 Operation 4 To fasten the optional transport brackets A use the bolts B M10x35 with the fasteners D M10 and the bolts C M10x30 with the fasteners D M10 The complete list of fasteners is included in the Replacement Parts List See Section 1 16 RYS 3 5 ...

Page 29: ...g steps Unbolt the motor engine drive belt guard See Section 5 3 if your edger is equipped with the gas engine or See Section 5 4 in case of the electric motor Tightly bolt the base to the edger body using the mounting hardware listed in the Parts List See Section 1 16 Securely connect the main module base with the sawdust hopper by tightening the existing nuts Reinstall the motor engine drive bel...

Page 30: ...ar maximum height 30 mm minimum length 500mm against each blade and measure the distance between the blades as shown below The distances A and B should be equal If they are different adjust the movable blade in the horizontal plane using the rods shown in Figure 3 7 To do this loosen the nuts C on the rod turn the rods and tighten the nuts FIG 3 7 ...

Page 31: ...INSTALLATION Movable Blade Horizontal Adjustment Operation EGdoc020420 3 9 3 See Figure 3 8 FIG 3 8 ...

Page 32: ...Position Lock Adjustment 3 3 10 EGdoc020420 Operation 3 2 3 Blade Position Lock Adjustment Using the nuts shown below adjust the pawl linkage tension so that the pawl interlocks with the toothed bar See Figure 3 9 FIG 3 9 ...

Page 33: ...INSTALLATION Blade Position Lock Adjustment Operation EGdoc020420 3 11 3 See Figure 3 10 FIG 3 10 ...

Page 34: ...ar Place a 100x100 4 x4 block between the blades Clamp the block by moving the blades in See Figure 3 11 Loosen the nuts on the toothed bar mounting bolts see the figure below Again clamp the block by moving the blades in Position the toothed bar so that the pawl tooth each time enters a cut out between the teeth of the bar Tighten the nuts on the toothed bar mounting bolts Remove the block FIG 3 ...

Page 35: ...igure 3 13 Make sure the pawl tooth is not beyond the toothed area of the bar when the blade is moved all the way in and out See the figure below where the toothed bar is improperly set If the pawl tooth does not mesh with the toothed bar cutouts move the toothed bar right or left and readjust FIG 3 12 FIG 3 13 ...

Page 36: ... Setting System 3 3 14 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 14 After performing the adjustment steps described above check if the scale indicates the true distance between the blades 100 mm Read this value from the side of the motor engine FIG 3 14 ...

Page 37: ...igure 3 15 If the value read on the scale is different than 100 mm adjust the scale as described below See Section 7 7 Scale Adjustment Loosen the mounting bolt nut A shown in the figure below Slide the scale so that it indicates the correct value 100 mm Tighten the mounting bolt nut A FIG 3 15 ...

Page 38: ...INSTALLATION Adjustment of the Cutting Width Setting System 3 3 16 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 16 FIG 3 16 ...

Page 39: ...f the Tables Operation EGdoc020420 3 17 3 3 3 Installation and Setup of the Tables 3 3 1 Table Installation Remove the knobs A from the table See Figure 3 17 Remove the cotter pins A from the table support See Figure 3 18 FIG 3 17 FIG 3 18 ...

Page 40: ... EGdoc020420 Operation Unbolt the fasteners A and remove the inspection cover B from the table drive guard See Figure 3 19 Use two persons to insert the table onto the machine body Secure by installing the previously removed knobs FIG 3 19 ...

Page 41: ...tion Operation EGdoc020420 3 19 3 See Figure 3 20 Place the tubes of the table support A between the brackets B on the main module base See Figure 3 21 Secure the table support to the base with the cotter pins A FIG 3 20 FIG 3 21 ...

Page 42: ...INSTALLATION Table Installation 3 3 20 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 22 FIG 3 22 ...

Page 43: ...ded in the Parts List See Section 2 5 Additional Table Option Bolt the mounting plates A to the installed tables using the bolts M8x25 washers and nuts shown in the figure below B See Figure 3 23 Insert the table extension A onto the mounting plates B that you have just installed and secure with the cotter pins C See Figure 3 24 FIG 3 23 FIG 3 24 ...

Page 44: ...INSTALLATION Optional Table Installation 3 3 22 EGdoc020420 Operation Adjust the table extension height by choosing a suitable hole in the leg See Figure 3 25 FIG 3 25 ...

Page 45: ...ee Figure 3 26 3 3 4 Levelling the Tables with the Main Module 1 The main module and the tables must be levelled simultaneously to level the machine properly 2 Use a level to perform levelling of the main module Place the level at the locations A and B in the figure below To level the main module adjust the foots C shown below FIG 3 26 ...

Page 46: ...INSTALLATION Levelling the Tables with the Main Module 3 3 24 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 27 See Figure 3 28 FIG 3 27 ...

Page 47: ... Main Module Operation EGdoc020420 3 25 3 Adjust the table vertically To do this first place the level on the table as shown below To adjust the table height use the nuts A Be sure to adjust the two nuts evenly See Figure 3 29 FIG 3 28 FIG 3 29 ...

Page 48: ...t the tables in the horizontal plane so that the table belt edge B is parallel to the bar A To adjust either table use the fasteners at the plate with slotted holes located on the engine motor side of the machine Loosen the knob Loosen the fasteners and move the plate on the slotted holes Tighten the knob and fasteners 3 Place a flat bar A against the fixed blade C Then adjust the guide bar D usin...

Page 49: ...20 3 27 3 3 3 6 Drive Pulley Sprocket Adjustment After adjusting the tables in the horizontal plane adjust the drive pulley sprocket so that it is aligned with the upper and lower chain idler sprockets To perform this adjustment Remove the table drive guard FIG 3 31 ...

Page 50: ...INSTALLATION Drive Pulley Sprocket Adjustment 3 3 28 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 31 EG100 Edger w non adjustable feed FIG 3 32 ...

Page 51: ...Gdoc020420 3 29 3 See Figure 3 32 EG100 Edger w adjustable feed See Figure 3 33 Loosen the set screw A of the drive pulley sprocket B Slide the sprocket B on the drive pulley shaft so that it is in line with the upper and lower chain idler sprockets FIG 3 33 ...

Page 52: ...INSTALLATION Drive Pulley Sprocket Adjustment 3 3 30 EGdoc020420 Operation See Figure 3 34 FIG 3 34 FIG 3 35 ...

Page 53: ...wn roller assembly using the fasteners A and B in the figure below To adjust use the two nuts B Be sure the side plates of the hold down roller mounting bracket C contact the bolt heads A To adjust the infeed table scale loosen the fasteners D and move the scale bracket E in the horizontal plane Position the scale so that 0 on the scale is in line with the inside surface of the guide bar Retighten...

Page 54: ... If the rotation direction is incorrect invert the phases in the phase inverter located in the power socket electric box Setting the phases in the phase inverter correctly will ensure correct rotation directions of all machine motors IMPORTANT If the blade motor direction is correct check that the belt conveyor motor rotation direction is as indicated by the arrow located on the motor gear If the ...

Page 55: ...ton Installation CE Version Only Operation EGdoc020420 3 33 3 3 4 Emergency Stop Button Installation CE Version Only Install the emergency stop button on the outfeed table using the provided mounting hardware See Figure 3 37 FIG 3 38 ...

Page 56: ...from obstruction and are in their downward position Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING If the drive belt breaks wait until all moving parts come to a complete stop Failure to do so may result in serious injury or death Be sure all guards and covers are in place and secured DANGER Make sure all guards and covers are in place and secured before operating or towing the edger Failur...

Page 57: ...on EGdoc020420 4 2 4 IMPORTANT If at any time you need to immediately stop the motor engine and or edger operation press either emergency stop button See Figure 4 1 FIG 4 1 EG100 E STOP LOCATION Emergency Stop Button Twist to release ...

Page 58: ...wing controls START STOP switch main switch emergency stop button and feed rate dial 1 Blade Drive To start the blade motor Turn the main switch to the ON position Press the START button Adjust the feed rate as desired To stop the blade drive Push the STOP button Turn the main switch to the OFF position FIG 4 2 CONTROL PANEL COMPONENTS START STOP Main Switch Emergency Stop Button Feed Rate Dial ...

Page 59: ...l valve by moving the lever A to On 2 If the engine is cold open the choke by pushing the lever B to ON 3 Move the throttle lever D to the halfway position 4 Pull quickly the starting rope C to start the engine 5 After about ten seconds of engine operation you can close the choke by moving the choke lever to the OFF position and decrease the engine revolutions 6 Let the engine idle for about 1 2 m...

Page 60: ... edger and lumber stacking areas Failure to do so will result in serious injury WARNING Always shut off the motor engine to stop the blade whenever the edger is not in use Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Always wear protective clothing as well as eye ear respiration and foot protection when operating the edger Failure to do so may result in serious injury WARNING Secure all l...

Page 61: ...eration Edging Operation Operation EGdoc020420 4 6 4 6 Repeat the edging procedure described above for the remaining boards that will be edged 7 Shut down the machine after finishing the edging operation ...

Page 62: ... cutting quality and accuracy Blade life will vary depending on maintenance of the machine operator as well as species and condition of wood being sawn DANGER Before changing the blades make sure the mounting bushings of the blades have come to a complete stop and the motor engine is shut off Turn the main switch to the 0 position and disconnect the power cord Failure to do so may result in seriou...

Page 63: ... apply belt dressing as this will damage the belt and cause early belt failure CAUTION Use only belts of the same type as the original belts installed at the factory 1 Check the drive belts for wear every 8 hours of operation and more frequently during the first 24 48 hours of operation Tension or replace as necessary 2 A new drive belt is tensioned properly if it has 6 mm deflection with a 5 kg d...

Page 64: ...ose the blade cover CAUTION Do not overtighten the drive belt Overtightening may lead to premature belt and or bearing wear CAUTION If the drive belt tension is too low it can result in slipping of the belt on the pulley blade jamming or stopping during sawing blade bending and or damage to the blades See Figure 5 2 FIG 5 2 ...

Page 65: ...aintenance and Alignment EGdoc020420 5 4 5 5 3 Belt Tensioner Adjustment and Belt Replacement Gas Engine 1 Dismount the engine drive guard See Figure 5 3 See Figure 5 4 2 Loosen four engine mounting nuts A shown below Loosen the jam nuts B on the adjustment bolt C FIG 5 3 FIG 5 4 A B C ...

Page 66: ... using the adjustment bolts Properly tensioned belts has 6mm deflection with a 5kg deflection force 4 To replace the belts with new ones loosen the engine mounting bolts and move the engine so that it is possible to remove the belts from the pulleys 5 After the belts are tensioned properly re install the engine drive guard FIG 5 5 5kg 6mm e100_oper_046 ...

Page 67: ...ng the Electric Motor Drive Belt 1 Dismount the motor drive guard See Figure 5 5 2 Loosen the motor mounting bolts A 3 Using the adjustment bolts B tension the drive belt properly Be sure to adjust the bolts evenly so the motor remains in alignment The motor drive belt is tensioned properly if it has 8mm deflection with a 5 kg deflection force FIG 5 6 ...

Page 68: ...motor mounting bolts Reinstall the guard 5 5 Replacing the Blade Drive Belts 1 Open the upper blade cover 2 Loosen and remove the drive belts from the pulleys See Section 5 2 3 Disassemble the slide bushing C assembly of the movable blade by unbolting the three bolts A and removing the slide bushing fork B See Figure 5 7 FIG 5 7 ...

Page 69: ...nce and Alignment Replacing the Blade Drive Belts Maintenance and Alignment EGdoc020420 5 8 5 4 Dismount the table drive guard assembly See Section 3 3 6 See Figure 5 8 Edgers w non adjustable feed only FIG 5 8 ...

Page 70: ...e tensioner A Remove the chain from the sprocket B 6 Unbolt the three reducer mounting bolts A 7 Remove the reducer B from the drive shaft See Figure 5 9 Edgers w npn adjustable feed only See Figure 5 10 Edgers w adjustable feed only 8 Remove the nuts A of the bearing assembly located on the reducer side and then the bearing FIG 5 9 FIG 5 10 ...

Page 71: ...g the Blade Drive Belts Maintenance and Alignment EGdoc020420 5 10 5 housing See Figure 5 11 9 Remove the drive belts from the pulleys Use the cut out at the shaft to take the belts out 10 Install new blade drive belts FIG 5 11 FIG 5 12 ...

Page 72: ...Make sure they spin freely without much play 2 Check the table belt every 8 hours of operation Clean any debris from the belt 5 7 Lubrication 1 Remove any debris from the blade drive shaft every 8 hours of operation Use a soft cloth to apply a dry graphite daily to ensure resistance free motion and to prevent surface corrosion 2 Lubricate the blade shaft bearings every 200 hours of operation with ...

Page 73: ...pped with anti kickback fingers to help prevent kickback from occurring To maintain the safety of your edger periodically inspect the machine to ensure all anti kickback fingers are intact and undamaged and have a sharp point Missing or damaged parts can affect the safety of the machine operator or bystanders and should be replaced immediately Do not sharp the anti kickback fingers If they are dul...

Page 74: ... with hard tips GLOTECH series must be intensively cooled with water during sharpening Failure to do so will result in cracks in the tips In Multix type blades the carbide tips should be 4 6 mm 0 0157 0 0236 wider than the carbides in the wiper slots See the figure below If this difference is not kept it will result in disk overheating and in extreme case in cracks in the blade gullets The carbide...

Page 75: ...t accuracy and may result in blade burning and even cracks in the gullets and the wiper slots Do not exceed the maximum blade rotation speed recommended for a given type of material When using Multix type blades keep at least 5 mm 0 197 spacing between the bottom of the wiper slot and the spacer outer diameter To remove any sawdust buildup from the blade disk preferably use a solution of hot water...

Page 76: ...it cover 1 Inspecting the E Stop Button Circuit Control Box Start the main motor engine Press the emergency stop button located on the control box The motor engine should stop It should not be possible to restart the motor engine until the E STOP button is released 2 Inspecting the E Stop Button Circuit Outfeed Table Start the main motor engine Press the emergency stop button located on the outfee...

Page 77: ...ting the Safety Switch Circuit Blade Cover Gas Edger Start the main engine Open the cover The main engine should stop Try to start the engine It should not be possible to start the engine Close the cover Inspecting the Safety Switch Circuit Blade Cover Electric Edger Start the main motor Try to open the cover It should not be possible to open the cover when the motor is running FIG 5 15 Outfeed Ta...

Page 78: ...CATIONS 6 1 Overall Dimensions See Figure 6 1 The major dimensions of the EG100 edger are shown below all dimensions are in millimeters See Table 6 1 The overall dimensions of the EG100 edger are listed in the table below FIG 6 1 Weight 370 kg Height 1242 mm Width 1472 mm Length 5034mm ...

Page 79: ...acity 429 cm3 Number of Cylinders 1 Maximum Revolutions per Minute 3600 r p m Rated Power 10kW 14HP Manufacturer Part No 440 3149 Engaged EG100 Edger w Electric Motor 93 dB A 1 The noise level measurement was taken in accordance with PN EN ISO 3746 Standard Value for associated uncertainty K 4dB 2 The measured values refer to emission levels not necessarily to noise levels in the workplace Althoug...

Page 80: ...Cutting speed non adjustable feed 9 m min 29 5 ft min Cutting speed adjustable feed 7 15 m min 23 49 ft min Minimum board length 1100 mm 44 Minimum board thickness 10 mm 3 8 Maximum board thickness 50 mm 2 Minimum cutting width 40 mm 1 3 4 Maximum cutting width 300 mm 12 Maximum material width 520 mm 20 1 2 Airflow 1200 m3 h Inlet diameter 150 mm Motor power 1 5 kW Number of sacks 2 pcs Sack capac...

Page 81: ... Specifications EGdoc020420 6 4 6 TABLE 6 5 IMPORTANT The sawdust exhaust system hoses must be grounded or made with materials not accumulating electrostatic charge CAUTION Always connect and turn on the sawdust exhaust system before starting the machine ...

Page 82: ...gnation of the machine Edger Type EG100 series No of manufacturer Is in conformity with the following EC directives EC Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014 30 EU And is in conformity with the following Harmonized Standards PN EN ISO 12100 2012 PN EN 1870 4 2012 PN EN ISO 14120 2016 03 PN EN 349 A1 2010 PN EN ISO 13849 1_2016 02 PN EN 60204 1 2010 PN EN ISO...

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