Grizzly G0451 instruction manual Loud repetitious noise coming

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Symptom		Possible Cause	Possible Solution
Loud repetitious noise coming	1.	Pulley setscrews or keys are missing	1.	Inspect keys and setscrews. Replace
from machine.		or loose.		or tighten if necessary.
	2.	Motor fan is hitting the cover.	2.	Adjust fan cover mounting position, tighten fan,
				or shim fan cover.
	3.	V-belts are defective or damaged.	3.	Replace V-belts (Page 49).

Vibration when running or cut-	1.	Loose or damaged blade.	1.	Tighten or replace blade.
ting.	2.	Worn arbor bearings.	2.	Check/replace arbor bearings.
	3.	Worn or damaged belts.	3.	Replace belts.

Workpiece has burned edges,	1.	Sliding table is not parallel to blade.	1.	Make sliding table parallel to the
binds, or kicks back.				blade (Page 51).
	2.	Riving knife is not aligned with the	2.	Shim the riving knife to align it with the main
		blade.		blade.
	3.	Blade is warped.	3.	Replace the blade.

Workpiece has chip out on the	1.	Scoring blade height is incorrect.	1.	Adjust the height of the scoring blade.
bottom edge.	2.	Scoring blade is not aligned with the	2.	Align the scoring blade (Page 31).
		main blade.
	3.	Scoring blade kerf does not match	3.	Adjust the scoring blade kerf (Page 31).
		the main blade.

Sliding table saw does not cut	1.	Sliding table is not parallel to blade.	1.	Adjust the sliding table (Page 51).
square.	2.	Rip fence is not parallel to blade.	2.	Adjust the rip fence (Page 24).
	3.	Crosscut fence is not perpendicular	3.	Adjust the crosscut fence perpendicular to the
		to the blade.		blade (Page 52).

Fence hits table top when sliding	1.	Front rail is too low.	1.	Raise the rail (Page 24).
across table.	2.	Rip fence roller is too low.	2.	Adjust the roller (Page 24).

Blade does not reach 90˚, or blade	1.	Blade stop bolts are out of adjust-	1.	Adjust the stop bolts (Page 50).
does not reach 45˚.		ment.

The rip fence scale is not accu-	1.	The rip fence scale is out of calibra-	1.	Adjust the rip fence scale (Page 31).
rate.		tion or was not set up correctly.

Tilt or blade height handwheels	1.	Lock knob is tight.	1. Release the lock knob.
difficult to turn.	2.	Gears caked with dust.	2. Clean out dust and grease the gears.

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Contents Sliding Table SAW Page Table of Contents Accessories Maintenance Introduction ForewordContact Info Machine Data Sheet Identification Blade Elevation Handwheel-AdjustsPage Page Safety Instructions for Machinery SafetyAlways Lock Mobile Bases if Used Before Operating Machinery Additional Safety Instructions for Table Saws Preventing Kickback Protecting Yourself From KickbackBelow are tips to reduce the likelihood of kickback Glossary Of Terms Circuit Requirements 220/440V 3-PhaseRewiring to Phase Converter GroundingMain Set Up Safety Unpacking SET UPItems Needed For Set Up Description QtyBox 1 Figure Qty InventoryBox 4 Figure Qty Crosscut Table Box 5 Figure QtyBox 7 Figure Qty Box 7 Cont. Figure QtyBox 7 Qty Hardware Recognition Chart Site Considerations Clean UpLifting the saw base unit G0451 14 Sliding Table Saw Moving & Placing Base UnitExtension Tables To install the extension tablesComponents and Hardware Needed Qty Tools Needed QtyScale To install the scaleRip Fence To install the rip fenceRip fence height adjustment G0451 14 Sliding Table Saw Crosscut Table To install the crosscut tableCrosscut Fence To install the crosscut fenceComponents and Hardware Needed Sliding TableTools Needed To assemble the sliding table componentsMain Blade To install the bladePage Adjusting Scoring Blade Kerf Aligning Scoring Blade SetScale Alignment To connect the dust ports to a dust collection system Dust CollectionTo connect the saw to the power source Power Cord Test RunOperation Safety Operation Tips OperationsPlease follow these tips Every time you use your saw Changing Main Blade Riving Knife Adjustment Scoring blade set Adjusting Replacing Scoring BladeRip cutting with the sliding table Rip CuttingSliding Rip cutting using the traditional table saw techniqueCrosscutting smaller panels G0451 14 Sliding Table Saw CrosscuttingCrosscutting full size panels Crosscutting using the rip fence as a cut-offGauge Crosscutting smaller panelsTo perform a miter cut Miter CuttingG1955-OxiSolvBlade & Bit Cleaner AccessoriesG7895-Citrus Degreaser G5562-SLIPIT1 Qt. Gel G5563-SLIPIT12 oz SprayH4935-Scoring Blade Set H1300 H1298 G7984 H2347 H0736G3445-Precision Saw Tool H3308-SHOP FOX Push StickH3771-Blade Loc G7581-Superbar G7582-Master PlateCleaning MaintenanceSchedule Unpainted Cast IronGear lubrication LubricationDate Approximate Hours Of Use Maintenance Performed Maintenance LogService About ServiceReplacing Belts Blade Tilt Table mounting bolt access plate G0451 14 Sliding Table Saw Sliding Table Parallel Adjustment To square the crosscut fence with the blade Squaring Crosscut Fence to BladeService Log Symptom Possible Cause Possible Solution TroubleshootingLoud repetitious noise coming Electrical Main Motor Contactor Scoring Motor Parts Extension Arm AssemblyStop Bracket Extension Table Assembly Roller Sliding Table Saw Base AssemblyPSB50M Assembly PW04M Flat Washer 10MM Arbor and Dust Hood Assembly Blade Guard Sliding Protect Plate Table Assembly Support Brace Fence Assembly Rotate Shaft Motor Assembly Scoring Flange Blade Adjustment Assembly Free Joint Swing Arm Assembly Nylon Washer M10 X Main Motor Assembly Dust Port Warranty and Returns Comments Warranty CardBOX BELLINGHAM, WA Grizzly INDUSTRIAL, INC