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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) SOLUTION
Cannot turn the saw
on in Bypass Mode .
The sequence for starting
the saw in Bypass Mode
was not completed.
Follow the steps for starting the saw in
Bypass Mode ( see page 50 ).
The Bypass Lockout Key is
not fully seated.
Insert the Bypass key fully.
The brake activated,
even though there
was no accidental
contact .
An electrically conductive
material contacted the
blade, arbor or arbor
pulley.
Make sure no metal or other conductive
material is touching the blade, arbor
or pulley. Use Bypass Mode to cut
conductive materials ( see page 50 ).
The spreader or riving knife
came into contact with the
blade.
Ensure that the spreader or riving
knife is aligned and securely clamped
in place. There should be a gap of
4-8 mm between the blade and the
spreader or riving knife ( see page
70 ).
The blade made contact
with the brake pawl.
Make sure there is a gap of 1.5 mm to 3
mm between the teeth of the blade and
closest point on the brake cartridge.
Use only a 10” blade with a standard
brake cartridge.
The blade hits the
brake pawl during
installation .
The blade is the wrong
size.
Use only a 10” blade with a standard
brake cartridge.
Cannot install the
cartridge key .
The key is not rotated
properly to align with the
keyhole in the cartridge.
Rotate the key so that the handle is
pointing directly toward the brake pawl.
The shaft of the cartridge
key is binding in the
cartridge or on the
cartridge bracket.
Try installing the key while pressing
upward or downward on the key or
cartridge.
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