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The MAKESafe Power Tool Brake is designed to make normal operation of the device simple and
straightforward. To operate your power tool with the MAKESafe Power Tool Brake installed, follow
the procedure below:
1.
Turn on your power tool by using the green start button on the control panel.
2.
Use your power tool.
3.
Press the red stop button on the control panel to stop and brake your tool.
4.
If the emergency stop is activated, release the stop button by rotating it clockwise.
Inspections & Maintenance
MAKESafe Tools recommends the following inspections:
1.
At the beginning of each shift, cycle the tool through the complete on/off cycle and
visually verify that the tool is coming to a complete stop in the expected time.
2.
Re-calibrate the device every time a blade or cutting tool is replaced, tooling is
changed, or a machine is serviced.
Problem
My tool will not start. Every time I
try to turn my tool on, the brake
makes a clicking noise, and the
tool fails to start.
My power tool operates normally,
but when I try to brake the tool,
there is no braking action.
My tool will not start.
I don't know what's happening
and I need help.
MAKESafe Tools, Inc. | Copyright 2021 | Last Updated 12/29/21
Normal Operation
Troubleshooting
Solution
You may have engaged low voltage protection. This
can happen due to low service voltage or under-rated
conductors. Do not use this device with an extension
cord.
Your braking torque may be set too low. Ensure that
you have followed the instructions for installation and
calibration.
You may have blown the device's internal fuse.
Unplug the device from the wall and remove the cover
using a phillips screwdriver. Remove the fuse and test
for continuity. If the fuse is blown, first identify the
source of the fault. Contact MAKESafe Tools, Inc. for
fuse replacement specifications. This device does
not use a standard fuse.
Be sure to replace the cover before plugging in the
device.
Please contact MAKESafe Tools at:
service@makesafetools.com
or (415) 937-1808.
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