Instruction

Manual

PANEL SAW
SEGA 315

IMPORTANT
For your safety, read instructions carefully before
assembling or using this product. Save this manual
for future reference.

Always wear safety glasses when using Always read the instructions provided
woodworking equipment. before using woodworking equipment.

HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES

Always follow the instructions provided with the manual. Always wear safety glasses when using woodworking
equipment. Always disconnect the power before adjusting any equipment. Failure to observe proper safety
procedures and guidelines can result in serious injury.
WARNING: Do not allow familiarity(gained from frequent use of your machine and accessories) to become
commonplace. Always remember that a careless fraction of a second is sufficient to inflict severe injury.
INDEX
1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 FOREWORD
1.2 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION
1.3 CUSTOMER SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
2.1 SAFETY REGULATIONS
2.2 RESIDUAL RISKS
2.3 SAFETY AND INFORMATION SIGNALS

3 SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 MAIN COMPONENTS
3.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
3.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
3.4 NOISE LEVEL
3.5 DUST EXTRACTION
3.6 SAFETY DEVICES

4 INSTALLATION
4.1 CONTENTS OF PACKAGE
4.2 LIFTING AND UNLOADING
4.3 INSTALLATION ZONE CHARACTERISTIC
4.4 INSTALL OF LOOSE PARTS - INTRODUCTION

5 ADJUSTMENT
5.1 SCORER ADJUSTMENT
5.2 EXTENSION TABLE FLATNESS ADJUSTMENT
5.3 RIP FENCE PRECISION ADJUSTMENT

6 OPERATING PROCEDURES
6.1 MACHINE SWITCH
6.2 WORKING STATION
6.3 WORKING WITH THE MACHINE
6.4 CORRECT USE FOR THIS MACHINE

7 MAINTENANCE
7.1 REPACE SAW BLADE
7.2 OVERALL CLEANING
7.3 GENERAL LUBRICATION
7.4 REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSAL

8 TROUBLE SHOOTING

9 DIAGRAMS AND COMPONENTS

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 FOREWORD
This machine is desinged to make straight and angle cut for wood material, especially for wood board cutting.

Some information and illustrations in this manual may difer from the machine in your possession, since all the
configurations inherent in the machine complete with all the optionals are described and illustrated. Therefore,
refer only
to that information strictly connected with the machine configuration you have purchased.

With this manual we would like to provide the necessary information for maintenance and proper use of the
machine. The distribution network is at your service for any technical problem, spare parts or any new
requirement you may have for the development of your activity.

This manual must be read and understood before operating the machine. This will provde a better working
knowledge of the machine, for increased safety and to obtain the best results.

To facilitate its reading, the manual has been divided into sections pointing out the most important operations.
For a quick research of the topics, it is recommended to consult the index. To better stress the importance of
some basic passages, they have been marked by some preceding symbols:

Indicates imminent risks which may cause serious injury to the operator or other
WARNING persons. Be careful and scrupulously follow the instructions.

A statement advising of the need to take care lest serious consequences result in
CAUTION
harm to material items such as the asset or the product.

1.2 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION

There is a identification plate fixed to the machine, containing the manufacturer's data, year of
construction, serial number and technical specifications.

1.3 CUSTOMER SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS

Apply the machine to skilled and authorized technical staff to carry out any operation dealing with parts
disassembly. Keep to the instructions contained in this manual for the correct use of the machine.

Only skilled and authorized staff shall use and service the machine after reading this
CAUTION manual. Respect the accident prevention regulations and the general safety and
industrial medicine rules.
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
2.1 SAFETY REGULATIONS

Read carefully the operation and maintenance manual before starting, using,
WARNING servicing and carrying out any other operation on the machine.

The manufacturer disclaims all responsibilities for damages to persons or things, which might be caused by
any failure to comply with the safety regulations.

- The machine operator shall have all necessary prerequisites in oder to operate a complex machiery.
- It is prohibited to use the machine when under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.
- All the operators must be suitably trained for use, adjustment and operation of the machine.
- The operators must carefully read the manual paying particular attention to the warning and safety notes.
Furthermore, they must be informed on the dangers associated with use of the machine and the precautions
to be taken, and must
be instructed to periodically inspect the guards and safety devices.
- Before carrying out adjustment, repair or cleaning work, disconnect the machine from the electric power by
setting the main switch to stop.
- After an initial bedding-in period or many hours of operation, the driving belts may slacken; this causes an
increase in the tool stopping time (the stopping time must be less than 10 seconds). Immediately tighten
them.
- The working area around the machine must be kept always clean and clear, in order to have an immediate
and easy access to the switchboard.
- Never insert materials which are different from those which are prescribed for the machine utilization. The
material to be machined must not contain any metal parts.
- Never machine pieces which may be too small or too wide ithrespect to the machine capacity.
- Do not work wood which has evident defects (cracks, knots, metal parts, etc.)
- Never place hands among the moving parts and/or materials.
- Keep hands clear from the tool; feed the piece with the aid of a pusher.
- Keep the tools tidy and far away from those not authorized persons.
- Never employ cracked nor uckled, neither not correctlyreground tools.
- Never use the tools beyond the speed limit recommended bythe producers.
- Carefully clean the rest surfaces of tools and make surethat they find perfectly horizontally positioned, and
with no dents at all.
- Always wear gauntlets when handling the tools.
- Mount the tools in the right machining direction.
- Never start the machine before having correctly installed all the protections.
- Connect the dust suction hoods to an adequate suction system; suction must always be activated when the
machine is switched on.
- Never open doors or protections when the machine or the system is operating.
- Many unpleasant experiences have shown that anybody may wear objects which could cause serious
accidents. Therefore, before starting working, take any bracelet, watch or ring off.
- Button the working garment sleeve well around the wrists.
- Take any garment off which, by hanging out, may get tangled in the MOVING UNITS.
- Always wear strong working footwear, as prescribed by the accident-prevention regulations of all countries.
- Use protection glasses. Use appropriate hearing protection systems (headsets, earplugs, etc.) and dust
protection masks.
- Never let unauthorized people repair, service or operate the machine.
- The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage deriving from arbitrary modifications made to the
machine.
- Any transport, assembly and dismantling is to be made only by trained staff, who shall have specific skill for
the specified operation.
- The operator must never leave the machine unattended during operation.
- During any working cycle break, switch the machine off.
- In case of long working cycle breaks, disconnect the general power supply.
- The operating method to be followed in the event of accident or breakdown, the machine should be turned
off immediately and unplug from main power and ask for assistance for the authorized people. If a blockage is
likely to occur, the workpiece should be move back a little and enable the equipment to be safely unblocked.
2.2 RESIDUAL RISKS

Despite observance of all the safety regulations, and use according to the rules described in this manual,
residual risks may still be present, among which the most recurring are:

- contact with tool

- contact with moving parts (belts, pulleys, etc..)
- recoil of the piece or part of it
- accidents due to wood splinters or fragments
- tool insert ejection
- electrocution from contact with live parts
- danger due to incorrect tool installation
- inverse tool rotation due to incorrect electrical connection
- danger due to dust inhalation in case of working without vacuum cleaner.

Bear in mind that the use of any machine tool carries risks.
Use the appropriate care and concentration for any type of machining (also the most simple).
The highest safety is in your hands.

2.3 SAFETY AND INFORMATION SIGNALS

This signals may be applied on the machine; in some cases they indicate possible danger conditions, in others
they serve as indication.
Always take the utmost care.

SAFETY SIGNALS:

Risk of eye injury. Wear eye protection.

Wear hearing protection systems.

Danger of electric shock. Do not access the area when the machine is powered.

Carefully read and understand the manual before using the machine.

INFORMATION SIGNALS:
Indicate the technical characteristics, direction of rotation and inclination, block and release, etc.
Carefully following the directions to simply the use and adjustment of the machine. The signals are graphically
described and do not require further explanation.
3. SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 MAIN COMPONENTS

1 - Main extension table 6 - Sliding table

2 - Main table 7 - Telescopic fence
3 - Blade guard assembly 8 - Outrigger
4 - Blade 9 - Frame
5 - Rear extension table 10 - Rip fence assembly

3.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Motor voltage 400V/50Hz

Main blade diameter 315x 30mm
Scoring blade diameter 120 x 20mm
Main blade speed 4000rpm
Scoring blade diameter 8000rpm
Blade tilt degree 0-45°
Max cut depth of main blade 103mm@90°, 75mm@45°
Max cut depth of scoring blade 3mm
Main table size 910x550mm
Main extension table size 910x760mm
Rear extension table size 500x550mm
Table height to floor 860mm
Max. rip capacity 1250mm
Sliding table stroke 3200mm
Sliding table size 375x3200mm
3.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

- Electrical installation should be carried out by competent, qualified personnel.

- The mains connection should be made using the terminal box.
- Replacement of the power supply cable should only be done by a qualified electrician.
- Connect the main leads to a standard 400V±10% electrical supply which has protection devices of under-voltage,
over-voltage, over-current as well as a residual current device (RCD) which maximum residual current rated at
0.03A, the main connection must have maximum 16A time-lag fuse. The test specified in 18.2 of EN 60204-1:2006
should be performed by end user after final installation.

Item Code Description Specification Qty.

1 S1 Switch 3P - 20A 1
2 Q1 Protector 3P - 14A - 20A 1
3 Q2 Protector 2P - 3A 1
4 Q3 Protector 2P - 3A 1
5 T1 Transformer 380/110V - 100VA 1
6 M1 Motor 3P - 380V- 5,5KW - 2800 rpm 1
7 M2 Motor 3P - 380V- 0,75KW - 2800 rpm 1
8 H1 Pilot Lamp LA39 - 110V 1
9 FC1 Travel Switch AZ8122 1NO+1NC 1
10 SB1 Safety Switch LA39 - diam. 22 1
11 PB1 Stopping Knobt LA39 - diam. 22 1
12 KM1 Contactor CJX2:110V 3P + 2NO + 3NC - 18A 1
13 KM2 Contactor CJX2:110V 3P + 2NO + 3NC - 9A 1
14 PB2 Starting knob LA39 - diam. 22 1
15 H2 Pilot Lamp LA39 - 110V 1
16 PB3 Starting knob LA39 - diam. 22 1
17 H3 Pilot Lamp LA39 - 110V 1
3.4 NOISE LEVEL
No load Load
Sound Pressure Level < 80.4dB(A) < 85.7dB(A)
Sound Power Level < 98.1dB(A) < 100.7dB(A)
Associated uncertainty K=4dB
Measurement made in accordance with EN ISO 3746:1995 and EN ISO 11202:1995

The noise levels measured are emission levels and not necessarily the safe working level. Although there is a
correlation between the emission levels and the exposure levels, this cannot be used reliably to determine
whether or not further precautions are required. The factors which affect the actual level of operator exposure
include the duration of exposure, the ambient characteristics and other sources of emission, for example, the
number of machines and other adjacent machining. The permitted exposure values may also vary from country
to country. Nevertheless, this information allows the user of the machine to better evaluate the dangers and risks.

Other factors which reduce exposure to noise are:

- correct tool choice
- tool and machine maintenance
- use of hearing protection systems WARNING
(e.g. headsets, earplugs,...) Please always use the hearing protection systems.

3.5 DUST EXTRACTION

Proper suction eliminates the risks of dust Saw

inhalation and aids better functioning of the
Upper hood Lower hood
machine. The tables list the minimum air flow and
speed values referenced to each single suction Air flow 140 cu.m/h 690 cu.m/h
operation.The related pressure drop at the dust Minimum air speed 20 m/s
port is 530Pa.

Ensure that the suction system guarantees these values

at the hood-houth connection point. (Fig.3.5)

Suction mouth diameter:

A - Blade guard ...... ø60 mm
B - Body dust suction ...... ø120 mm

Connect the mouths to the suction system with

flexible tubes of adequate diameter. Tighten
with clamps. The tube must be positioned in
such a way so as not to obstruct the operator
during machining.

WARNING
Always work with the suction system on. Always start
the suction system and the machine at the same time.
Fig.3.5
3.6 SAFETY DEVICES

The machine is equipped with the following safety

devices: (Fig.3.6)

A - Safety Switch.
Stops the machine if the guard D is opened to perform
operations on the blade.

B - Emergency Switch
When the button is pressed, the power will been cut
immediately. It is a mechanical-operated push-button.

C - Saw blade guard

Fig.3.6
4. INSTALLATION
CAUTION
Assembly need to be done by an experienced and trained person.

4.1 CONTENTS OF PACKAGE

- The machine is supplied partly assembled. Prior to use, further assembly is required.
- When unpacking the machine the following components are included for the initial assembly.
- If any parts are missing, do not attempt to assemble the machine; plug in the power cord, or turn the switch
on until the missing parts are obtained and properly installed.

Total one carton:

1 - Blade guard assembly
2 - Rear extension table
3 - Right extension table
4 - Telescopic fence assembly
5 - Outrigger assembly
6 - Sliding table assembly
7 - Guide rail
8 - Table support assembly
9 - Rip fence assembly
10 - Frame assembly

Fig.4.1
4.2 LIFTING AND UNLOADING

WARNING
Lifting and handing should only be carried out by skilled personel specially trained to execute this kind of
operations. During loading and unloading, avoid knocks to prevent damages to persons and things. Make
sure no one is standing under the overhung load and/or within the bridge crane working range during
machine lifting and handing.
Lifting may be carried out by bridge crane or self-propelled lift truck. Before starting the manoeuvres, free the
machine of all the parts used for transport or Packaging that have remained on the machine. Check that the
capacity of the lifting equipment is adequate for the gross weight of the machine indicated Fig.4.2.

If hoisting is carried out with a lift truck, proceed as follows:

– adjust the width of the forks A to 550 mm
– Insert forks A as in the figure in correspondence to name plates E ensuring that these are wedged against the
back of the rear feet D.

If a bridge crane or a crane is available,proceed as follows:

– provide two slings B of suitable length and capacity(Belts minimum length 4000mm)
– lift the slings and position them as is shown in the Fig.4.2
– fasten the slings to the bridge crane C having adequate lifting power
– move the bridge crane by small steps to allow the slings B to settle, until optimum stability conditions are
reached
– lift carefully and slowly, without causing the load to swing, and place the machine in the selected setting
– remove the protective wax coat from all tables and unpainted surfaces, using kerosene or its derivative
products. Do not use any solvent, petrol or gas oil, which might dull the paint or oxidate machine parts.

Fig.4.2
4.3 INSTALLATION ZONE CHARACTERISTICS

WARNING
It is prohibited to install the machine in explosive environments.

The installation zone must be selected evaluating the work space required depending on the dimension of the
pieces
to be machined,and taking into account that a free space of at least 800 mm must be left around the machine.It
is also necessary to check The floor capacity and its surface, so that the machine base is evenly resting on its
four supports.A power outlet and a chip-suction system connection shall be closeto the selected machine setting
and it must be conveniently lighted (luminous intensity: 500 LUX).

4.4 INSTALL OF LOOSE PARTS - INTRODUCTION

A few elements will be disassembled from the machine main structure due to packaging and shipping
requirements. These loose parts should be installed as follows.

WARNING
Please tighten all bolts and nuts absolutely. Otherwise, may cause machine wobble or serious injury to the
operator or other persons.

4.4.1 INSTALL EXTENSION TABLE

Tools Required for Assembly:

- Wrench 13mm

- Install Rear extension tables A to main table C

- Install Right extension tables B to main table C

- Install Rear extension tables A to main table C with bolt

1 and washer 2.
- Install Right extension tables B to main table C with bolt
1 and washer 2.
Fig.4.4.1

4.4.2 INSTALL BLADE GUARD

- Install Blade guard A to Riving knife with part 2.

Fig.4.4.2
4.4.3 INSTALL SLIDING TABLE

- Put the sliding table onto the frame support surface as

shown.
- Lock the sliding table to the frame using 4 sets part A
with 8mm wrench.

Fig.4.4.3

4.4.4 INSTALL OUTRIGGER

- Put the outrigger C into the slot of sliding table A.
- Put the support rod D into the hole of outrigger C
and the hole on telescopic arm E.

Fig.4.4.4

4.4.5 INSTALL TELESCOPIC FENCE

- Put the pin of telescopic fence A into the hole which
is on the outrigger.
- Lock the lock handle D for stable tighting.

Fig.4.4.5
4.4.6 INSTALL TELESCOPIC FENCE

Tools Required for Assembly:

- Wrench 16mm

- Install scale seat B to frame with screw 1.

- Put the scale A into the slot of scale seat C.
- Install shaft 6 onto the guide rail C, and then mount
the guide rail to tables with part 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Fig.4.4.6

4.4.7 INSTALL RIP FENCE

- Install the rip fence seat A to guide rail B as the
picture shown.
- Install the screw C onto the guide rail B.
- Install the rip fence D to the fence seat A along
its slot.

Fig.4.4.7
5. ADJUSTMENT
WARNING
Handle the tools with protective gloves.

5.1 SCORER ADJUSTMENT

CAUTION
For cutting panels coated with finishing material, you
have to use the scorer D. Position the scoring saw blade
in order to have an engraving equal to 1-1.5mm.

Proceed as follows if it is necessary to adjust scorer

positioning with respect to the saw:

- Loosen the A or E.
- Regulate the alignment of the scoring unit with the saw
by B.
- Adjust scoring saw height by C.
- Tighten the locking dowel A or E when the adjustment is
over.
Fig.5.1

5.2 EXTENSION TABLE

FLATNESS ADJUSTMENT

Tools Required for Assembly:

- Straight edge
- Feeler gauge
- L wrench 4mm
- Wrench 16mm

- Put the straight edge B on the main table and

extension tables, use feeler gauge to check the
flatness.
- Re-tighten the bolts A to micro-adjust the flatness. Fig.5.2

5.3 RIP FENCE PRECISION ADJUSTMENT

Tools Required for Assembly:

- Straight edge, Angle gauge, Depth gauge
- Feeler gauge
- Wrench 13mm

- Use Angle Gauge A and Feeler Gauge to check the

verticality between table and rip fence. Loose 4pcs
shaft B, and micro-adjust its position up and down to
get better verticality.
- Use Straight Edge and Depth Gauge to check the
parallel between blade and rip fence. Loose 4pcs shaft
B, and micro-adjust its position forward and backward Fig.5.3
to get better parallel.
6. OPERATING PROCEDURES
WARNING
Please be careful to operate the machine while saw blade
is running and always DO NOT to use the machine unless
all of the guards and other safety devices are in good
working order.

6.1 MACHINE SWITCH

The switch’s positon of the machine is as the picture
shown.

- Switch A is Emergency Switch.

- Switch B is to control stop.
- Switch C is to control main blade’s start.
- Switch D is to control scoring blade start. Fig.6.1
- Switch E is Emergency Switch.
- Switch F is for power supply control.

6.2 WORKING STATION

WARNING
The machine has been designed to be used by one
operator only. Plastic pusher shall be used when cutting
small workpieces and in circumstances where it is
necessary to push the workpiece against the fence.

A - Working with the sliding table (squaring)

B - Parallel cut side

6.3 WORKING WITH THE MACHINE

The choice of the method to use to make a cut
with the circular saw depends on the dimensions of The
Fig.6.2
wood to be machined and the type of machining to be
carried out. For cutting ennobled wood, use of the
engraver is indispensable to prevent chipping.When the
engraver is not needed,lower it completely underneath
the table.

6.3.1 WORKING WITH THE SLIDING TABLE

- Put workpiece on the sliding table. Fix it with the

aluminium stoper B and gripping arm C.
- Stand on position A, push the operating lever which is
on sliding table forward to across blade.

Fig.6.3.1
 6.3.2 WORKING WITH RIP FENCE

- Lock the sliding table. Put the workpiece

against the side surface of rip fence. Push the
workpiece forward across blade.
- For your safety, please use the plastic pusher
priority.

Fig.6.3.2

6.4 CORRECT USE FOR THIS MACHINE

- First make sure that the machine does not vibrate.Do
not try to take off the material when the cut has
already started; proceed with a continuous and
uniform speed. workpiece feeding towards the
blade (especially where there are knots) should
not be too fast (feeding speed should be in
accordance with workpiece thickness). Do not let
workpieces stop between the saw fence and the
blade.
- Avoid contact of the tips against metallic objects.
When necessary sharpen the saw blade.Often
clean the steel body and the tips with proper
liquid products.
Let the saw blade in the bath, then clean it with brush:
don’t use metallic brushes. As regards the toothing at
least 2-3 teeth shall cut at the same time A. If only
one tooth cuts B, you don’t get a good cutting.
Whenever this is possible, it is also critical to lift the
blade until the whole tooth cutting part protrudes from
the wood thickness.

WARNING Fig.6.4
Before touching the machine parts, ensure to turn OFF
the main switch and disconnect the general power supply.

7. MAINTENANCE
WARNING Disconnect the general power supply before doing any maintenance.
7.1 REPACE SAW BLADE

WARNING
Only correctly sharpened saw blades manufactured in accordance with the requirements of EN 847-1:2005 shall
be
used. Don’t use the saw blade whose maximum marked speed is lower than the maximum rotational speed of the
saw spindle. Please always keep the gap between the riving knife and the saw blade to be at least 3mm and not
exceed 8mm.
 - Rotate the blade lifting handwheel to move the blade to
toppest position.
- Take out the blade guard A.
- Remove the table insert B.
- Push the sliding table to backmost position.
- Open the blade cover D.
- Unscrew the nut C to take out the blade for replacement.

7.2 OVERALL CLEANING Fig.7.1

WARNING
Please DO NOT to try removing chips while the saw
blade is running.
After each working cycle, thoroughly clean the machine
and all of its parts, vacuum the shavings and dust and
remove any resin residues.
Use compressed air only when strictly necessary, using
protective glasses and a mask.

In particular, clean the following parts:

- the sliding table rail A;
- the sliding support extension B;

Fig.7.2

7.3 GENERAL LUBRICATION

- Weekly clean and lubricate all the mobile couplings of
the machine A with a thin film of oil and grease.
- Protect all belts and pulleys to avoid contamination with
oil.

7.4 REPLACEMENT AND DISPOSAL

Should replacement become necessary, the machine parts

must be replaced with original components in order to
guarantee their efficiency.

The replaced parts must be disposed of in compliance

with the laws in force in the country of use.

Component replacement requires specific training and Fig.7.3

technical skills; for this reason, the above interventions
must be carried out by qualified personnel to prevent
damage to the machine and risks to the safety of persons.

CAUTION
- In case of mechanical or functional faults in the machine, including guards or tools, please call the local
authorized agent for technical assistance and maintenance.
- Any maintenance must be only done when the machine is isolated from all energy sources (plug out).
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING
WARNING
- For any information or problem contact your area dealer or our technical service center. The necessary
interventions must be carried out by specialised technical personel.
- Before carrying out any fault service or maintenance work, please always TRUN OFF THE SWITCH,
UNPLUG POWER CABLE, WAIT FOR SAW BLADE TO COME TO STANDSTILL.

Trouble Possible Cause Solution

1. Allow motor to cool and reset overload
1. Overload tripped on motor
switch on motor
2. Saw unplugged from wall or motor
Saw stops or will not start 2. Check all plug connections
3. Fuse blown or circuit breaker tripped
3. Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker
4. Cord damaged
4. Replace cord
1. Check blade with square and adjust
Does not make accurate 1. Stops not adjusted correctly stops
45° or 90° cuts 2. Angle pointer not set accurately 2. Check blade with square and adjust
pointer
1. Fence not aligned with blade 1. Check and adjust fence
Material binds blade when 2. Warped wood 2. Select another piece of wood
ripping 3. Excessive feed rate 3. Reduce feed rate
4. Splitter not aligned with blade 4. Align splitter with blade
1. Dull blade 1. Sharpen or replace blade
2. Blade mounted backwards 2. Turn blade around
Saw makes unsatisfactory
3. Gum or pitch on blade 3. Remove blade and clean
cuts
4. Incorrect blade for cut 4. Change blade to correct type
5. Gum or pitch on table 5. Clean table
1. Extension cord too light or to long 1. Replace with adequate size cord
Blade does not come up
2. Low shop voltage 2. Contact your local electrical company
to speed
3. Motor not wired for correct voltage 3. Refer to motor junction box
1. Stand on uneven floor 1. Reposition on flat, level surface
2. Damaged saw blade 2. Replace saw blade
3. Bad V-belts 3. Replace V-belts
Saw vibrates excessively 4. Bent pulley 4. Replace pulley
5. Improper motor mounting 5. Check and adjust motor
6. Excessive play in raising mechanism 6. Adjust worm and arbor bracket
7. Loose hardware 7. Tighten hardware
1. Guide rails or extension wing not
1. Reassemble guide rails, refer to fence
Rip fence binds on guide installed correctly
manual
rails 2. Guide of rip fence not adjusted
2. Adjust guides, refer to fence manual
properly
1. Align rip fence with miter slot
1. Rip fence out of alignment
2. Align splitter with blade
2. Splitter not aligned with blade
3. Install and use rip fence
3. Feeding stock without rip fence
4. Install and use splitter (with guard)
Material kicked back from 4. Splitter not in place
5. Replace blade
blade 5. Dull blade
6. Push material all the way past blade
6. Letting go of material before it is
before releasing work
past blade
7. Replace or sharpen anti-kick back
7. Anti-kick back plates dull
plates
1. Too much tension in raising
Blade does not raise or tilt mechanism 1. Adjust raising worm and arbor bracket
freely 2. Sawdust and debris in raising and 2. Clean and regrease
tilting mechanisms
9. DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
001 Base 002 Table
 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
003-1 Saw System
 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
003-2 Main Saw
 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
003-3 Scoring Saw
 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
004 Saw Sliding Table

005 Crosscut Support Arm

 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
006 Rip Fence 007 Crosscut Fence
 DIAGRAMS & COMPONENTS
008 Crosscut Table 009 Accessories
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