What to do if Arbortech AS170 Saw tool will not run?
If your Arbortech Saw tool will not run, the AS170 is fitted with Auto cut off brushes. Check the brushes are not damaged or excessively worn - replace them. If that's not the case, contact your ARBORTECH authorised service centre.
What to do if Arbortech AS170 Saw is running but blades not moving?
If your Arbortech Saw is running, but the blades aren't moving, the belt may be loose, broken, or worn. Try re-tensioning or replacing the belt as needed.
Why are Arbortech AS170 Saw blades “blueing”?
If your Arbortech Saw blades are 'blueing', this could be due to worn teeth, excessive force, insufficient sawing motion, or attempting to cut material that is too hard. It could also be caused by blades rubbing together with excessive force. Replace worn blades and reduce the force applied during cutting.
How to troubleshoot noisy operation or unusual vibration in Arbortech AS170 Saw?
If your Arbortech Saw exhibits noisy operation or unusual vibration, check if the blades are loose and tighten the blade mount bolts. If that's not the case, the blade may have failed and needs replacement. For leaf spring failure, bearing failure, or gearbox failure, contact an authorized service center. If the handle rubber mounts are damaged or worn, replace them.
Why is Arbortech AS170 cutting performance slow?
If you're experiencing slow cutting performance with your Arbortech Saw, the teeth may be worn, chipped, or missing. Try sharpening or replacing the blade. Also, check for a slipping belt.
What to do if one or both conrods/blades loose, even when mounting bolts tightened on Arbortech Saw?
If one or both conrods/blades are loose on your Arbortech Saw, even after tightening the mounting bolts, you should contact an ARBORTECH authorised service centre due to a potential leaf spring failure.
Why Arbortech AS170 has slow cutting performance?
If the cutting performance of your Arbortech Saw is slow, the teeth may be worn, chipped, or missing. Try sharpening or replacing the blade. A slipping belt could also be the cause.
How to fix Arbortech AS170 Saw blades rubbing together with excessive force?
If your Arbortech Saw blades are rubbing together with excessive force, you can try removing the blade/s and bending them slightly to correct the issue.
What to do if threads on Arbortech AS170 Saw tool stripped?
If the threads on your Arbortech Saw tool are stripped, contact your ARBORTECH authorized service center.
How to fix loose top handle on Arbortech AS170?
If you have a loose top handle on your Arbortech Saw, worn or damaged rubber bushes could be the cause. Replace them to resolve this issue.
Keep the work area clean, well-lit, and free from distractions.
Avoid contact with grounded surfaces, use proper plugs, and protect cords.
Describes the tool's design, cutting action, and capabilities.
Details the various blades available for the AS170 and their applications.
Guide to preparing the tool and installing the blades correctly.
Instructions for cleaning the motor and ensuring proper ventilation.
Procedures for checking and adjusting V-belt tension and pulley condition.
Guidance on checking blade mount bolts and threads for wear and torque.
Advice on blade sharpening and recognizing dull or damaged teeth.
Information on connecting and using the dust extraction funnel.
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