Disposal - Zipper Maschinen ZI-WP700TN Instrucciones De Servicio

14.5 Disposal

15 TROUBLESHOOTING
Danger due to electrical voltage! Handling the machine connected to the power
supply can lead to serious injury or even death. Always disconnect device from the
mains before carrying out any troubleshooting and secure it against unintentional
reconnection!
Problem
Saw blade gets loose
after turning off the
motor
Motor does not start
Wrong direction of mo-
tor rotation
Motor unable to run –
the fuse is tripped
Once the power supply
and press the power
switch, the machine
switches off immedi-
ately (switch does not
hold).
The motor of the ma-
chine hums and does
not come up to speed.
Saw does not brake
from turning off.
Burns on the cutting
surface
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Observe national waste disposal regulations. Do not dispose of the ma-
chine, machine components or operating materials in residual waste. If
necessary, contact your local authorities for information on available dis-
posal options.
If you buy a new machine or an equivalent machine from your retailer,
he is obliged in certain countries to dispose of your old machine properly.
Possible cause
 Fastening nut tightened
insufficiently
 1. Failure mains fuse
 2. Extension cable defec-
tive
 3. Connections of the mo-
tor or switch defect
 4. Motor or connections
defect
 Capacitor defect
 Cross section of the ex-
tension cable insufficient
 Overload by dull saw blade
 Zeroing is missing on the
mains side
 Check fuses
 Brake switch defective
 Dull saw blade
 Wrong saw blade
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING
 Befestigungsmutter
(Rechtsgewinde) anziehen!
 1. Check mains fuse
2. Exchange extensions cable
 3. Have it checked by an electri-
cian
 4. Have it checked by an electri-
cian
 Have it checked by an electrician.
 Siehe Schaltplan in der Be-
triebsanleitung
 Sägeblatt tauschen
 Have it checked by an electrician.
Attention: Blocking the switch
button in order to be able to work
despite missing zeroing will sooner
or later destroy the switch.
 In this case we do not assume any
warranty.
 Replace blown fuses if necessary
 Ask an electrician to replace the
brake switch
 Insert sharpened saw blade
 Exchange saw blade
Fault eleimination
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