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8. Apply light machine oil to all six bell-crank pins under the table as shown in Figure 4-
Front Gib Lubrication and Figure 5- Bell-Crank Lubrication.
9. Brush high-pressure grease along the backgauge guide shaft and lead-screw as in
Figure 5- Bell-Crank Lubrication
10. Brush high-pressure grease into the hole in which the lead-screw enters the rear pillow
block as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6- Grease Rear Pillow Block
11. Replace the left panel and top cover.
7.1.2 Changing the Knife
As the knife wears, the quality of cut decreases. The knife cannot be reground. It must be replaced
with a new one.
Disconnect main power.
See Section 2.2 Power Lockout Procedure
Even worn knives are very sharp! Never touch an exposed blade.
Knife changing is a one person operation. Failure to follow
instructions could result in severe lacerations or dismemberment.
Knife Removal:
1. Lift the hood and remove the two knife bolts in the center of the knife (the bolts in the
slotted portion of the knife bar). A hex wrench is provided in the toolkit.
Figure 4- Front Gib Lubrication
Figure 5- Bell-Crank Lubrication
NOTICE: UNSUPPORTED PRODUCT!
NO TECHNICAL SUPPORT AVAILABLE!
NO REPAIR PARTS AVAILABLE!
