Start Up - Truper SCI-14E Manual

Start Up

Motor wiring
• Before connecting the saw into the power supply, verify
the connection according to the voltage supply (127 V~/
220 V~). The saw has four motor wires connected to
operate with 127 V~ as shown in graph (A). To operate
the saw with 220 V~ change the cables set up as shown in
graph (B).
A
127 V~ Wiring
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Turning ON
• The saw is built with a locking switch to prevent
unauthorized use. If the machine will be idle for a long
period of time and third parties especially children could
try use it, set a pin or lock.
• Lift the STOP lever and then press the button ( I ) to
turn ON the saw.
• Lower the STOP lever to turn OFF the saw.
Operation
• Keep in mind the band cuts in a continuous descendent
run.
• Using both hands, hold the work piece firmly on the
table and slowly feed it towards the band. Keep your
hands away from the band.
• For better results the band shall be honed. A dull band
will not cut correctly, especially straight cuts and will
exercise pressure in the rear guide bearings.
• Select the right band suitable for the job, depending on
the wood thickness and type of cut to work with. The
thinner and hard the wood is, the band teeth shall be
finer. Use a fine teeth band for sharp curve cuts.
• The machine is especially designed to make curved or
straight cuts.
• When cutting, follow the design marked and only
pushing and rotating the work piece in a uniform manner.
• Do not try to turn the work piece by pushing it. The work
piece will get stuck or the band will bend.
• To make straight cuts use the support fence to slowly
feed the work piece towards the band in contact with the
fence.
B
220 V~ Wiring
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Cutting band replacement
• Use 6 teeth per inch (tpi*) for wood or soft materials.
Use 14 teeth per inch (tpi*) for harder materials.
Remember, 14 teeth per inch (tpi*) cuts slower because
the teeth are finer and the cutting operation is slower.
*teeth per inch.
ON
OFF
Blocked
Switch
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