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MAINTENANCE MARVEL 8 MARK III
© MARVEL MFG. CO., INC. MANUAL 8SDN10871N (04/08)
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Regular maintenance of your Marvel band saw
will help it deliver consistently accurate
performance. This section begins with a
suggested maintenance schedule and is followed
by instructions for all common maintenance
procedures. Read through an entire procedure
before performing any maintenance. Extensive
repairs should be performed by a qualified
technician.
IMPORTANT: Before performing
maintenance on this machine, become
familiar with the function and location of the
components described in the previous
"Machine Description" section.
NOTE: Refer to the Trouble Shooting Guide for
help in determining the possible causes of a
problem. See Blade Changing section.
MARVEL SERVICE TECHNICIANS
Should you require the help of a Marvel Service
Technician, contact your Marvel distributor or
call Marvel Manufacturing Co. Inc, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, 920-236-7200 or toll free (1-800-
472-9464).
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
DAILY
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Clean chips from the mechanical
surfaces, vise jaws, band wheels, blade
guides, blade wipers, chip brush and
chip pan.
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Inspect the blade, blade wipers, blade
guides and chip brush for wear. Replace
worn parts.
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Check the compressed air lubricator for
proper oil level.
QUARTERLY (EVERY 3 MONTHS)
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Clean the coolant reservoir and screen.
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Lubricate the carriage feed chain.
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Inspect the drive belts for proper tension
and condition.
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Check the oil level in the carriage feed
worm gearbox. Add Mobil SHC634 or
equivalent oil as necessary
CLEANING
Regular cleaning of the saw is an essential part
of maintenance. Failure to clean the saw will
result in inaccurate cuts, worn parts, reduced
blade life and costly repairs.
The main electrical disconnect
switch must always be turned
to the "Off" position and
locked before adjusting,
servicing or cleaning the saw.
Failure to do so can result in
serious injury or death.
The band wheels, blade guides, blade wipers,
vise jaw faces, saw table, chip brush and vise
ratchets should be kept as free of chips as
possible. Chips that accumulate on these parts
will cause wear and reduce the quality and
accuracy of the cut.
Do not use compressed air to
clean the machine. Flying
debris can cause serious
injury.
Avoid damaging the saw.
Clean the operator's panel
only with ammonia free
household cleaners. Do not use
benzene, toluene, ketone or
esters.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING