Troubleshooting - Greencut SRC350C Manual De Instrucciones

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The table includes some of the most common problems, their causes and remedies.
PROBLEM
The saw blade breaks.
The saw blade comes
out of the rollers.
Saw blade wobbles,
can't cut straight.
Squeaking sound
when the machine is
running or cutting.
The saw blade stops
during use or loosens
after the machine is
turned off.
The engine won't
start.
The motor stops
during use.
Overheating of the
saw blade or burning
of the workpiece.
NOTE: If you are unable to resolve the problem, please contact the Official Technical Service.
CAUSE
A. Too much tension on the
blade.
A. The blade and rollers are not
aligned properly.
A. Insufficient blade tension.
B. Set of knife guides too high.
C. Blade guides or backpressure
bearings are not properly
adjusted.
A. Insufficient blade tension.
B. Blade guides or backpressure
bearings are not properly
adjusted.
A. Insufficient blade tension.
A. No power supply.
B. Thermal overload
triggered.
C. Electrical or motor failure.
A. Thermal overload
triggered.
A. The saw blade is blunt.
B. Incorrect saw blade type.
C. Unsuitable workpiece
material.
SOLUTION
A. Reduce blade tension.
A. Adjust the alignment of the blade
and roller.
A. Increase blade tension.
B. Make sure the height of the blade
guide is adjusted just above the
height of the workpiece.
C. Adjust knife guides and backpressure
bearings.
A. Increase blade tension.
B. Adjust knife guides and backpressure
bearings.
A. Increase blade tension.
A. Make sure the machine is connected
to a 240 VAC power supply.
B. Turn off the machine and allow the
engine to cool down before using
it again.
C. Have the machine inspected and
repaired by an authorized service
center.
A. Turn off the machine and allow the
engine to cool down before using it
again. Check that the saw blade is
correctly installed and adjusted and
that it is sharp.
A. Replace the saw blade.
B. Use the correct type of saw blade for
the material.
C. Don't try to cut.