TREND KWJ700/PRO Instrucciones Originales página 24

TROUBLESHOOTING
Fault Cause
• Joint does not • Cutter and guide
fit correctly at bush are not
the radius. concentric.
• Cutter diameter is
incorrect.
• Guide Bush diameter
is incorrect.
• Location pins have
not been used
correctly.
• Joint does not • Female Backset Pin
line-up at the was in the incorrect
back. pin position when
cutting female joint.
• Male Pins were not
pushed against
worktop when cutting
male joint.
• The joint has • The guide bush has
irregular gaps. drifted away from the
edge of the joint slot
whilst cutting.
• Cutter and guide
bush are not
concentric.
• Chipped • Blunt router cutter.
laminate on • Removing too much
material face. material in one pass.
• Chipped • Router cutter rotating
laminate at away from postform
postform edge.
edge.
• Jig is slipping • Jig has been clamped
during use. incorrectly.
• Blunt router cutter.
• Removing too much
material in one pass.
• Cut faces are • Router has tilted
not square. during use.
• Operator has leaned
heavily on router
causing jig flex.
• Assembled • Worktop is not flat/
joint is bowed. has cupped.
• Assembled • Male and Female
joint faces are sections are different
not flush. thicknesses.
• Joint is not
assembled correctly.
EN - KWJ700/950/PRO
Remedy
• Use Trend UNIBASE or Trend
router with 'Precision Centering'
functionality. Use
• Use 12.7mm (1/2") diameter
cutter.
• Use 30mm diameter guide
bush.
• Ensure location pins are used
in accordance with instructions
above.
• Check Female Backset Pin
position and re-cut joint.
• Check Male Pins and re-cut
joint.
• Check male and female joints
with a straight edge and re-cut,
ensuring that the guide bush is
pushed against the edge of the
joint slot at all times. For female
cuts, the inset location pins can
no longer be used, and the edge
of the joint slot must be set
8.65mm from the cut edge.
• Use Trend UNIBASE or Trend
router with 'Precision Centering'
functionality.
• Replace or sharpen router
cutter.
• Remove material in 8mm (max.)
passes.
• Flip worktop material as needed
to ensure cutter rotates into
postform edge.
• Ensure jig is secured with heavy
duty threaded F-clamps. Ensure
mating jig and worktop surfaces
are clean and free of debris.
• Replace or sharpen router
cutter.
• Remove material in 8mm (max.)
passes.
• Ensure router sub-base is clean
and flat. Ensure router does not
lift during use.
• Do not push downwards or lean
on the router during use.
• Ensure worktop used is
perfectly flat and square.
• Ensure worktop used is of
consistent thickness.
• Use additional connector bolts
and biscuits.
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