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5.
Remove blade from both wheels and blade
guides bearings in Fig.12.
Fig. 12
Blade guides bearings
6.
Place a new blade on the wheels but not
too tight, twist blade slightly and let it slip
into between each of guide bearings. Make
sure the teeth of blade face down toward
the bed.
7.
Turn the tension wheel clockwise to make
the blade tension be tensioned properly.
8.
Replace blade cover (V) in Fig.10 and
guards Fig.9.
9.
Start the machine to see that the blade runs
properly.
Caution: Be sure that the machine is
disconnected from the power source before
attempting to service or take any
component away!
Magnetic Switch
The band saw is equipped with magnetic switch
in Fig.13, which is designed for operating safety.
After power failure, the machine has to be
restarted by pushing the green "ON" button.
There is a red button, which depresses it to stop
all machine functions.
ON
OFF
Fig. 13
8. Adjusting
Adjusting Blade Guide
An unbounded handle (A) in Fig.14 is mounted
on the unit for freely changing blade guide
device position by loosens it counter- clockwise.
A
It's designed for your convenience to adjust
blade guide easily and quickly at any time, and
under any situation. Adjustment of this blade
guide is in accordance with the sizes of work
pieces. The one located at the left of the saw
head can be adjusted and the other is fixed.
When cutting a small work, move the guide
toward the work as close as it can be. Both
cuttings will present you satisfactory jobs.
Do not make any adjustments, or load, unload
work from vise when machine is running!
Adjusting Poor Cutting
The machine has been adjusted and
power-tested with several test cuts before
leaving the factory to insure proper cutting. If
there is any poor cuts occurred, correct it as
follows.
1.
Bad cuts due to blade worn, replace a new
blade.
2.
The saw uses fixed ball bearings and can
be adjusted ball bearing by eccentric
bearing shaft (B) in Fig.15, 16, (A) is to
keep the tolerance with the blade. For
keeping proper cutting, the best way is to
replace them every three or six months
depending on the frequency of service.
3.
Poor cuts can be made because the nuts
(A) in Fig.15, 16 are getting loose. Then
tighten it properly.
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Fig. 14
WARNING
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