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TROUBLESHOOTING
www.maxcessintl.com Tidland Performance Series Manual Knifeholder MI 557416 1 Q Page 28
Knifeholder Performance (continued)
Problem Possible Cause Recommended Solution
Depth Control Knob
feels excessively
tight or loose. Loose or damaged detent
Note: It is important that the detent keeps the
depth control knob from rotating during slitting
operation. If the detent loosens or breaks, it
must be replaced.
Difficult knifeholder
movement on guide
bar Dirty guide bar Clean and lubricate guide bar with Dow
Corning 557 Dry Film Lubricant.
Sticky brake shoe Clean brake shoe.
Clean and lubricate brake shoe o-ring. Use
Parker Super O-Lube.
Blade Cartridge
–
No Side Stroke
(run or setup)
Blade cartridge air supply hose
not connected Connect air supply hose to blade cartridge.
Low air pressure Debris build-up in depth control
knob bore. Check air pressure (min. 50 psi required)
With air hose, blow out any accumulated dust
in the depth control knob counterbore.
Remove, clean out and reassemble knob.
Replace knob, if necessary.
Note: Excessive buildup of dust can prevent
the 3-way valve from activating the airflow
required to shift the cartridge.