PANHANS 3V, Руководство по эксплуатации

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17.2 Lubrication of the Machine
The machine itself does not require lubrication. All ball bearings are maintenance-free.
17.3 Maintenance and Lubrication of the APA Saw Blade Guides
The bandsaw blade guides should be lubricated every six months with a few drops of manufacturer's special oil
(see below). Depending on the frequency of use and the stress, a shorter lubrication interval should be selected.
Maintenance / Cleaning:
Clean the saw blade guides regularly (min. 1 x per week) from sawdust,
splinters, resin or other dirt.
Lubrication:
The bright steel parts of the guides are to be kept smooth-running and rust-
free at regular intervals by light oiling.
For lubrication we recommend our special oil 1059 (

Figure 34), which is
available under Art. No. 3215 (content: 5 bottles, 20 ml each).
Figure 34: Special oil 1059
Important: Never use grease to lubricate the bearings!
Oil Side Rollers:
•
Remove the sealing plugs from the rollers and put a few drops of oil
in the bearings (see

Figure 35).
•
Refit the sealing plugs.
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The O-rings in the side bearing sleeves should occasionally be lubri-
cated with a little acid-free grease (preferably Vaseline).
Oil Back Roller:
•
Unscrew the sealing cap from the back roller bearing (

Figure 36).
•
Press a little oil into the lubrication hole on the front of the bearing
bolt.
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Screw the sealing cap back on.
Figure 35: Oil side rollers
Figure 36: Oil back roller
17.4 Bandsaw Roll Coating
The bandsaw roller contact area is made of a specially vulcanised material that is highly resistant to wear and
tear. Usually, the surface lasts for many years. If the surface should nevertheless become worn, special cork
bandages can be applied, which are available as accessories from the manufacturer. If required, you can also
contact our wheel repair service (phone: 0049 7571 / 755 - 0| email:
service@hokubema-panhans.de ).
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The running surfaces must always be kept clean and free of incrustations.
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In addition, it must be ensured that the balling is correct and clean.
17.5 Replacing the Bandsaw Blade
As soon as the bandsaw blade cracks, cuts badly, runs untrue or becomes too noisy, it should be replaced. The
instructions in section

11.3 must be followed. Note: Please only use the manufacturer's original bandsaw
blades suitable for the bandsaw (see “ Accessories ” in chapter

19).