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7-2
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7.2
Problems when cutting (diamond saw blades)
Problem
Possible cause
Remedy
Saw blade wobbles
Insufficient blade tension
Send back saw blade
Lateral and vertical
deviation of saw blade
Saw blade damaged or bent
Blade mounting flange dirty
Blade receiving flange defective
Cutting shaft bent
Have the blade set
Solder diamond segments onto new saw blade or use
new saw blade
Clean blade mounting flange
Replace blade flanges
Replace cutting shaft
Diamond segments
detach
Saw blade overheated,
insufficient water
Have the segments soldered, assure water supply
Too high wear
Wrong choice of saw blade type
Deviation of cutting shaft
Overheating
Use harder saw blades
Renew bearings
Assure water supply
No power when
cutting, saw blade is
blunt
Inappropriate saw blade for
material
Inappropriate saw blade for
machine power
Saw blade too hard
Diamonds in segments are blunt
Use correct saw blade
Sharpen diamond saw blade
No straight cut
Insufficient blade tension
Too high load on saw blade
Diamond segments blunt
Send back saw blade
Use correct saw blade
Sharpen saw blade
Bore hole of saw
blade is worn
Saw blade has turned on drive
shaft
Bore out saw blade bore hole and fit accurate spacer
ring
Check receptacle of cutting shaft an, if necessary,
replace cutting shaft
Replace drive pin
Saw blade is
tarnished
Saw blade overheated due to
lack of cooling water
Lateral rubbing due to deviation
of cut
Assure supply of cooling water
Reduce feed of joint cutter
Rubbing marks on
saw blade
Feed not parallel to saw blade
Insufficient blade tension
Too high load on saw blade
Do not cant the machine during cutting
Adjust cutting shaft or have it adjusted
Tension saw blade
Reduce feed