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Troubleshooting Chart
The trouble shooting section is divided up into Hydraulic, Mechanical, Electrical , and
Production . None of these sections is meant to be all-inclusive, but is meant to be a guide
for the few common problems that might be experienced by customers in the field. If you
do have a problem that cannot be easily resolved in the field, please see the Before You Call
section for information about questions you will be asked about various problems.
NOTE: Baker Products strongly recommends that a qualified electrician perform all
electrical troubleshooting and repairs. Baker Products will not be held responsible for
injuries or damages caused by unqualified personnel attempting maintenance or repair. The
customer is responsible for compliance with all federal, state, and local electrical codes.
Power down the mill and perform lock-out / tag-out of main electrical panel. Whenever
possible, follow Lockout / Tagout procedures prior to performing any checks or
maintenance.
Hydraulic Problems:
Do not perform any non-required adjustments on the hydraulic system. Doing so may cause
excessive and dangerous pressures on the hydraulic system that could result in personal
injury and/or equipment damage. Also, non-required adjustments to the hydraulic system
may void your warranty. Hydraulic problems are very rare with Baker Band Sawmills. Most
problems can usually be traced to changes in pressure or flow. If a hydraulic part does fail,
all valves are modular and are relatively easy to replace.
If Check
Nothing moves
hydraulically and
gauge at the
control station
shows no pressure.
If the gauge on the hydraulic unit shows pressure, but the gauge at
the control station does not, the main system pressure valve is
defective. If the gauge on the stand-alone unit shows no pressure the
problem is normally going to be in the pump assembly.