Troubleshooting - Promaker PRO-SB1800 Manual Del Usuario

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM CAUSE
Excess Blade is out of
vibration balance.
Blade is
damaged.
Saw is not
mounted
securely.
Work surface
is uneven.
Blade is
warped
Rip fence Rip fence not
does not mounted
move correctly.
smoothly.
Rails are dirty
or sticky.
Clamp screw
is out of
adjustment.
Rip fence Clamp screw
does not lock is out of
at rear. adjustment.
Cutting binds Blade is dull.
or burns
work. Blade is
heeling.
Work is fed
too fast.
Rip fence is
misaligned.
Wood is
warped.
Riving knife
is out of
alignment.
Wood edges Blade not
away from rip properly
fence when sharpened
ripping. or set.
SOLUTION
Replace blade.
Replace blade.
Tighten all
hardware.
Reposition on flat
surface.
Check saw blade
installation.
Replace blade if
necessary.
Remount the rip
fence.
Clean and wax
rails.
Adjust clamp screw
counterclockwise.
Adjust clamp screw
clockwise.
Replace or sharpen
blade.
See "Heeling the
Blade" in the
Operations section.
Slow the feed rate.
Align the rip fence.
Replace the wood.
Always cut with
convex side to table
surface.
See "To check and
align the
riving knife and saw
blade" in
the Assembly
section
Resharpen or set
blade.
Saw does Positive stops
not make inside cabinet
accurate need adjusting
90° or 45° (Bevel Cuts).
cuts.
Miter gauge is
misaligned
(Miter Cuts).
Hight/bevel Gears or
adjusting screw post
handwheel is inside cabinet
hard to turn. are clogged
with saw dust.
Saw does Motor cord or
not start. wall cord not
plugged in.
Circuit fuse is
blown.
Circuit breaker
is tripped.
Cord or switch
is damaged.
Rip fence Clamp screw
does not lock is out of
at rear. adjustment.
Blade makes Blade is dull or
poor cuts. dirty.
Blade is wrong
type for cut
being made.
Blade is
mounted
backwards.
Blade does Locking lever
not lower is not at full
when left
turning position.
height/bevel
adjusting
handwheel.
Motor labors Blade is not
to rip cut. proper for rip
cut.
Adjust positive
steps.
Adjust the miter
gauge.
Clean the gears or
screw post.
Plug in motor cord
or wall cord.
Replace circuit
fuse.
Reset circuit
breaker.
Have the cord or
switch replaced
at your nearest
authorized service
center.
Adjust clamp screw
clockwise.
Clean, sharpen or
replace blade.
Replace with
correct type.
Remount blade.
Move locking lever
to left.
Change blade; rip
blade typically has
fewer teeth.
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