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trouble shooting

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TROUBLE SHOOTINGTABLE

TROUBLE

PROBABLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Excessive

vibration

1.

Failure to tighten clam p

1.

See

"Clamp

Knob" under "'Operating Controls"

knob

2.

Blade out of

balance

2.

Use

a different

blade

Cannot make

square

1.

Miter gauge

not

1.

See

"Check

and Adjust the Miter Gauge"

under

cut

when

crosscutting

adjusted properly

"Assembly

and

Adjustments"

2.

Blade not properly

2.

See "Aligning

Saw Blade with Table Top" under

aligned

"Assembly

and

Adjustments"

Cut

binds,

burns or

1.

Dull blade with

1.

Check set and

sharpness of blade

stalls motor

when

improper tooth set

ripping

2.

Warped board

2.

True

up material

3.

Blade not properly

3.

See "Aligning

Saw Blade with Table Top" under "Assembly

aligned

and

Adjustments"

4.

Rip fence not properly

4.

See

"'Check and Adjust Rip Fence" under

"Assembly

aligned

and

Adjustments"

S.

Spreader out of

5.

Align

spreader with saw blade

alignment

Blade not true at 90 ° or 45 °

Tilt crank and

elevating hand wheel turn hard

1.Stop screws not properly adjusted

1.Tilt clamp knob not loosened when making tilt adjustment

2.Dirt in worm and sector gears-- and need of

1.See "Adjust the 90 ° and 45 ° Stops" under "Assembly and Adjustments"

1. See "Clamp Knob" under "Operating Controls"

2.See "Maintenance and Lubrication"

lubrication

Kickbacks when ripping 1. Not using spreader or

spreader not aligned

2. Rip fence not parallel to blade

3. Failure to push wood all the way past saw blade

1.Use spreader and align with saw blade

2.Adjust rip fence. (Refer to paragraph "Assembly and Adjustments")

3.Push wood all the way past saw blade (Refer to paragraph "Proper Operating Procedures")

4.Warped wood

5.Anti-kickback pawls not working properly

6.Cut-off piece confined

7.Failure to use push stick properly

g.Dull or ;rnproperly set blade

9.Failure to use auxiliary fence and push stick when ripping material narrower than 2"

4.Use caution (Refer to paragraph "Proper Operating

Procedures")

S.Clean out any dust and apply a drop of oil around pin Replace spring if broken

Sharpen pawl teeth with a file

6.Allow cut-off piece to move laterally

7.Apply the push stick to the work piece between the fence and the saw blade

8.Use sharp, properly set blade

9.See "'Auxiliary Fence/Push :Block" and "Push Stick" under "'Proper Operating Procedures"

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