Why won't my Axminster Industrial Equipment morticer start?
Your Axminster Industrial Equipment morticer might not start because of a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. In this case, replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker. Another possible cause is a damaged cord. If the cord is damaged, have it replaced by a qualified electrician.
How to fix unsatisfactory cuts with my Axminster Industrial Equipment morticer?
Unsatisfactory cuts from your Axminster Industrial Equipment morticer can be due to several reasons. The hollow square chisel and bit may be dull, in which case you should sharpen or replace them. Gum or pitch on the chisel and bit, or on the worktable or fence, may also be the cause. Clean these using “Axcaliber Blade and Bit Cleaner Code 951145”. Finally, the chisel and bit may not be correctly set; ensure the entire assembly is correctly held with a proper clearance of 2mm-5mm.
What to do if the overload kicks out frequently on my Axminster Industrial Equipment?
If the overload on your Axminster Industrial Equipment kicks out frequently, it could be due to several reasons: * The extension cord may be too light or too long, so replace it with an adequate size cord. * The chisel and bit may be in poor condition (dull or broken), so clean or replace the chisel and bit. * The timber may be too wet, so dry the timber before cutting.
Why doesn't the bit come up to full speed on my Axminster Trade?
If the bit on your Axminster Industrial Equipment isn't reaching full speed, the extension cord may be too light or too long. Replace it with an adequate size cord. Alternatively, there may be low current or the motor may not be wired for the correct voltage, in which case you should consult a qualified electrician.
Why does the work start to burn when using my Axminster Trade?
Burning during use of your Axminster Industrial Equipment can happen if the chisel and bit are dull, so sharpen or replace them. It may also happen if the bit has worn out or is broken, so replace the worn bit with a new one.
What to do if the drill bit is down drilling with my Axminster Trade?
If the drill bit is down drilling with your Axminster Industrial Equipment, it might be worn out or broken, so replace it. Another reason may be that the bit is not sharp enough, so sharpen the bit. Also, make sure the drill bit has not come loose in the chuck, and if so, tighten the drill chuck with the key provided.
General| Brand | Axminster |
|---|---|
| Model | Trade Series |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Steps for assembling the machine cabinet.
Steps for assembling the planer unit.
Description of the NVR On/Off switch.
Details of the fence tilt and clamping mechanism.
Illustrations showing the fence at 90 and 45 degrees.
Details of the cutterblock guard assembly.
Steps for adjusting the fence to 90 and 45 degrees.
Procedure for adjusting tables, cutterblock, and table gibs.
Details on setting the infeed table preset stop.
Information on dust collection methods.
Instructions for setting planer blades using a gauge.
Step-by-step guide to changing planer blades.
Basic guide to planing operations and techniques.
Steps for performing 90-degree planing.
Steps for performing 45-degree bevel planing.
Guidance on feeding timber with the grain.
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