SAINT-GOBAIN NORTON clipper CTC705, Руководство пользователя

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OwnersManual-TileSaw-CTC705-Rev11-2023
Belt Tensioning
1. Unplug the saw from the power supply.
2. Verify that the Power Switch is in the OFF position
3. Remove the belt guard (see #1 in the Figure:
Belt Tensioning ) by removing all six (6) Belt
Guard Retaining screws.
4. Press down on the top middle of the belt. (see #2 in the Figure: Belt Tensioning ).
a. 3/8” downward movement indicates the ideal belt tension.
i. If the belt can be moved more than 3/8” downward the belt will need to be tensioned
ii. If the belt moves less than 3/8” downward the belt is too tight and needs to be loosen
b. The Z shaped bracket that tensions the motor needs to be tightened. Do this by
tightening the Bolt to Tension the motor (turn clockwise).
5. Inspect the belt for damaged, cracks, dry rot, or frayed edges. If the belt is damaged in
anyway replace it immediately for best performance.
6. Loosen the four (4) motor retaining screws under the cutting head. Loosen only enough to
move the motor (see #3 in the Figure: Belt Tensioning ). NOTE: Do not remove these screws.
7. Changing the belt Tension
a. If the belt needs to be tensioned turn the screw for the Belt Tensioner (see #4 in the
Figure: Belt Tensioning ) clockwise until 3/8” of deflection is reached in the belt when
pushed down on the middle. This will move the motor away from the blade shaft.
b. If the belt needs to be loose turn the screw for the Belt Tensioner (see #4 in the Figure:
Belt Tensioning ) counter-clockwise until 3/8” of deflection is reached in the belt when
pushed down on the middle. This will move the motor towards the blade shaft.
8. Tighten the four (4) Motor four (4) motor retaining screws under the cutting head (see #3 in the
Figure: Belt Tensioning ).
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