Dake SXC 988040, Инструкция и список запасных частей

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6 DAKE/PARMA SXC
BLADE SELECTION
For operator convenience, a blade selector chart is located inside the saw cover. It
provides recommended blade speeds, required teeth per inch, and minimum cutting radius for
various blade widths. The following chart can be used to select the blade needed:
Standard Tooth Applications
Thickness of Material Teeth per Inch
Up to 1/8”
1/8” to 1/4"
1/4" to 1/2"
1/2" to 1”
1” to 3”
3” to 6”
6” and longer
18T
14T
10T
8T
6T-4T
4T-6T
3H
Note: 1) A minimum of 3 teeth into your work is required or blade damage will result.
2) For straight cuts, a 3/4" blade is best.
Blade Speed (Feet per minute)
To change blade speeds, bring the frame all the way forward. Lift the motor and
move the V-belt to one of the three speeds offered: 70, 140, 270, or 540. Refer to the
blade selector chart inside the cover on your SXC for the appropriate speed.
Blade Removal and Installation
To remove the blade, release the blade tension handle (A). Remove the blade.
To install blade, place the blade over the bottom wheel, then on the top wheel.
Teeth must point down toward the table. Tighten the blade tension handle enough to
hold the blade firmly in place, and the push the blade into the roller guides. Turn the
machine on to allow the blade to position itself, and then finish tightening the blade.
IMPORTANT: Blade must be tight to insure straight cut.
Please Note: The most common causes of the SXC not cutting straight are:
1) Blade tension is too low.
2) Blade is dull or worn on one side.
3) Blade was installed upside down. The teeth must point down toward the
table.
LUBRICATION
Gear Box Your SXC gearbox is filled at the factory. Check the fluid level on arrival,
and then check every six months thereafter. Use 90-weight gear lube to
maintain fluid level at the fill/check pipe plug.
Cylinder Keep the cylinder reservoir 1/2 to 3/4 full. Use light hydraulic oil to refill.