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Check correct positioning on inner flange
(Fig. 2 - F).
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Refit the flange and retighten the flange bolt; turn
counterclockwise to tighten.
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Refit the guard and retighten the handknobs.
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ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
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Motor:
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Standard with ON/OFF switch with no-volt release
switch.
I 3 HP, 220V, 60 Hz, 1-phase
I 3/16 Ga (3 x 1.5 mm²) (cable 2P + E)
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Protected by an incorporated thermal circuit
breaker.
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Reset with manual push button. ON/OFF switch
returns to OFF position; turn to ON to restart.
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Connection to power is recommended by use
of the following extension cord size for 3 HP at
220V:
I 50 ft of 14 Gauge 3 conductor cord
I 100 ft of 12 Gauge 3 conductor cord
I 250 ft of 10 Gauge 3 conductor cord
Correct earthing is required.
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STARTING UP
Always pay extreme care and attention to the
preparation of the machine before starting up.
Remove all adjustment tools and wrenches.
Adopt a comfortable and balanced position.
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For Wet Cutting:
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Fill tank [maximum water lever to reach base of
rails: 13 to 14 gal (50 l)].
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Immerse pump in tank.
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Once the water tank has been filled (maximum level),
start by turning the switch to position "1" (the water
pump will start with the motor).
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If the machine possesses a circuit-breaker, stopping
and starting are carried out by push-buttons.
In order to avoid dust and heating of the blade,
each machine is fitted with a self-
priming water pump for a more efficient blade
cooling. As soon as the machine is started,
the blade is cooled.
The protecting guard and motor support with
its deflectors ensure a correct water spray.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Always disconnect the saw from the power
source before making adjustments.
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The STONELITE has been fully aligned and adjusted
before leaving our factory.
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However, in the event of knocks, loosening of bolts,
rough handling when pivoting the head:
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Lock the lock-nut (adjustment on front and rear
arms).
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To correct the adjustment to 90°:
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Loosen head tilting lock knobs (Fig. 4 - G).
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Loosen jam nut on 90° adjustment screws
(Fig. 3 - K).
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Check angle with square adjusting screws as
needed.
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Retighten jam nuts to secure adjustment.
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To correct the adjustment to 45° :
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Adjust screws (Fig. 3 - L) at both ends
following same procedure as for 90°.
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Adjustment of cutting head to rail (See figure below)
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This adjustment is necessary only when rollers
(D) are not making contact with the rail. NOTE:
Proper contact points of rollers (D) are shown
to be 1 & 2.
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Loosen the four (4) screws (A) on side
opposite of the blade.
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Install two (2) adjustment screws (C)
(Capscrew, Hex Head M6 x 20 are not
supplied) into threaded holes on vertical side
of bearing cover opposite of the blade.
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Tighten screws (C), pushing on the bearing
brace to remove clearance at contact point
(1).
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Should the adjustment not be possible,
replace the eight (8) rollers (D) and the four
(4) rubber washers (E).
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Tighten the four (4) screws (A). Check the
clearance, remove the adjusting screws (C).
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Roll cutting head the full length of the beam
(R), so as to check the adjustment for best
clearance and travel.
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Readjust, if necessary.
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