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Model G0854 (Mfd. Since 08/18)
Glue Spindle (Continued)
Symptom
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
Glue only adheres
to lower portion of
workpiece edge.
1. Panel feeder not exerting enough
downward force on workpiece.
2. Panel feeder lifts up when closed and
latched.
3. Glue spindle not making full contact with
workpiece.
4. Adjustable pressure roller not making full
contact with workpiece.
5. Pressure roller tilted.
6. Glue spindle tilted.
7. Workpiece too wide, not properly
supported.
1. Lower panel feeder to 0.5mm below actual
workpiece thickness (
Page 34).
2. Adjust panel feeder latch.
3. Adjust glue spindle (
Page 36).
4. Check/adjust pressure roller (
Page 55).
5. Adjust pressure roller so it is 90° to table.
6. Adjust glue spindle so it is 90° to table.
7. Pull out table extension/use additional support, such
as roller stands.
Flush Trimmer
Symptom
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
Cutterheads do not
rotate.
1. Motor does not run.
2. Belt is loose/damaged/broken.
1. Refer to
Page 46.
2. Inspect/replace belt (
Page 56).
Flush trimmer
does not trim
proper amount of
edgebanding.
1. Cutterheads not properly adjusted.
1. Properly adjust cutterheads (
Page 37).
Cutterheads
lose RPM during
operation.
1. Belt is loose/damaged/broken.
2. Cutterhead knives are dull/broken.
1. Inspect/replace belt (
Page 56).
2. Inspect/replace knives (
Page 52).
Cutterheads will not
adjust in or out.
1. Debris stuck between cylinder and housing.
2. Burrs preventing movement.
1. Lubricate flush trimmer shafts to free up movement.
2. Remove cylinder, inspect/clean and lightly sand
both surfaces, then re-install cylinder.
Panel Feeder
Symptom
Possible Cause
Possible Solution
Conveyor belt does
not move.
1. Motor does not run.
2. Conveyor belt not properly tensioned.
1. Refer to
Page 46.
2. Properly tension conveyor belt (
Page 54).
Workpiece feeds
erratically or stops
feeding during
operation.
1. Conveyor belt not properly tensioned.
2. Panel feeder height not properly adjusted.
1. Properly tension conveyor belt (
Page 54).
2. Properly adjust panel feeder height (
Page 34).