The saw will not start.
The overload jumps
frequently.
The angles in the
cuts are not precise.
The material gets
stuck in the disc.
The material is stuck
in the rivet knife.
The cuts are not
satisfactory.
The disc is not
reaching its full
speed.
The equipment
vibrates in excess.
The disc cannot be
raised or tilted freely.
• Cable disconnected from the power supply.
• Fuse blown or circuit breaker jumped.
• Damaged cable.
• The extension cable or the wiring have wrong
gauges.
• The feed is too fast.
• The disc need cleaning or replacing.
• The disc is stuck with the work piece against the
guide.
• The disc is stuck with warped wood.
• Low local power supply.
• The stoppers in the angle control mechanism
are not adjusted.
• The pointer in the tilting angle is not adjusted
properly.
• The guide is not aligned properly.
• The disc is stuck with warped wood.
• The rivet knife is not aligned properly.
• Dull or damaged disc.
• Disc is mounted backwards.
• The disc has tar or resin.
• The disc is not the right one for the job.
• The table has tar or resin hindering the feed.
• The extension cable or the wiring have wrong
gauges.
• Low local power supply.
• The motor is not cabled with the right voltage.
• The table is not mounted properly into the
cabinet.
• The equipment is set on unleveled ground.
• The disc is damaged.
• The V- bands are damaged.
• The V - bands do not have the right tension.
• The pulley is bent.
• The motor is not mounted correctly.
• Screws and bolts are loose.
• The control mechanisms are dirty.
• Connect the cable to the power supply.
• Replace the fuse or activate the circuit breaker.
• Replace the cable.
• Replace the extension cable or the wiring.
• Reduce the feeding speed.
• Clean or replace the disc.
• Check and adjust the guide alignment. (see page 11).
• Work with a new piece of wood that is not warped.
• Call your utility company.
• Adjust the stoppers in the angle control mechanism
(see page 11).
• Adjust the cutting disc to 90° off the table using a
set square and set the pointer in zero.
• Check and adjust the guide alignment (see page 11).
• Work with a new piece of wood that is not warped.
• Check and adjust the rivet knife alignment (see
page 9).
• Replace the disc.
• Change the disc position.
• Remove the disc and clean it with turpentine and steel
fiber.
• Replace the disc.
• Clean the table using turpentine and steel fiber.
• Replace the extension cable or the wiring with the
right gauge.
• Call your utility company.
• Go to a certified electrician and connect correctly.
(see page 10).
• Tighten the table screws.
• Set the equipment on flat and leveled ground.
• Replace the disc.
• Replace the bands.
• Adjust tension of the bands.
• Replace the pulley.
• Check and adjust the motor mounting.
• Tighten all the screws in the equipment.
• Brush or blow away the residues accumulated in
the control mechanisms and lubricate with lithium
white grease.
Problem
Cause
Solution
Troubleshooting
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