
Schmid & Wezel
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Stand / Version
07 / 2017
Malfunction
Possible cause
Solution
Run-out of saw cut
Saw belt guide worn
See section 5.2 "Saw belt guide"
Guide seat on rail (front or back)
worn out leading to the whole guide
being aslant
Replace rail - always replace both rails
(front and back) together!!!
Belt saw suspension wound around
bolt leading to the entire saw being
aslant
Provide correct suspension or replace
bolt
Belt not properly in place, teeth
won't grip
Place belt on wheel with teeth facing the
motor, see section 5.2 "Saw belt guide"
Excessive groove in front or rear
guide pulley
Check and replace wheels as necessary
Belt comes off the wheel
Excessive groove in front or rear
guide pulley or pulley worn out
Check and replace wheels as necessary
Too little torque
Re-tighten belt using the torque wrench
Ball race of wheels (front / rear)
worn out
Check bearing play and replace bearing
as necessary
Frame warped
Total loss; new frame with components
installed
No water while cleaning /
disinfecting
Solenoid valve in controller (see
7009757/7009622) dirty or defective
or loose
Clean or replace solenoid valve
Electrical connection defective
Check, replace wires as necessary
Water connection defective or loose
Check, replace hoses as necessary
No water connection on-site or con-
nection defective
Check and correct
Timing relay delay setting too short
in controller
Adapt delay setting (see Annex "Tech-
nical Data"
Nozzles or water pipe scaled or
dirty
Clean or replace parts
Sparks in controller when
switching on
2-hand safety block (labelled KO)
defective
Check and replace 2-hand safety block
as necessary
Power contactor (labelled K1/K1M)
defective
Check and replace power contactor as
necessary
Wrong voltage supplied
Check power contactor and 2-hand
safety block for damage and replace as
necessary
Tab. 2 Troubleshooting