Jet AB-1012W, Инструкция по эксплуатации и каталог запасных частей

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10.2 Removing and Installing Blades
Wear leather gloves when
handling saw blade to avoid injury from the
saw teeth.
1. Disconnect machine from power source.
2. Raise the bow so that it clears the vise.
3. Open wheel cover after unscrewing the knob
on each end (one is shown in Figure 4).
4. Back off the carbide inserts (C,D, Figure 2).
5. It may facilitate blade removal to loosen the
left guide post clamp (F, Figure 3) and slide it
to the right as far as possible.
6. Move the blade tension lever (Figure 4) to
loosen the blade.
7. Loosen the locking lever of the chip brush
(Figure 6) and push the brush assembly out of
the way.
8. Remove blade from wheels and guides.
9. Install new blade around wheels and into
guides; make sure back of blade is against
thrust bearing.
10. Adjust blade so that its back lightly contacts
the flange on both wheels.
11. Hold the saw blade in place using the blade
clip (Figure 5). The clip will automatically
release the blade when the blade begins
moving.
12. Turn blade tension lever (Figure 4) to full
tension position.
13. Slide the left guide post back into position.
14. Adjust guides into position with the blade.
(Refer to “Blade Guides” section.) To make
accurate cuts and prolong blade life, the blade
guide supports should be set so that they just
clear the width of the workpiece.
15. Close wheel cover and secure with knobs.
16. Connect machine to power source and place
in Manual Mode (refer to section “Screen
Functions”).
17. Adjust down-feed pressure to zero, and press
Bench Vise Close button until its indicator
lights.
18. Press Operation to start the blade. After a few
revolutions of the blade, press Bow Up .
19. When the blade has stopped, open the wheel
cover to verify that the blade is still tracking
properly on the wheels and situated correctly
between the blade guides.
20. Adjust the chip brush (Figure 6) to the new
blade and secure it with the locking lever.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
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