To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the debarker locks up on my Baker BP Dominator 3650E?
If the debarker on your Baker Saw is locking up when cutting material, it might be forced too hard into the material. Check the pressure to resolve this issue.
Why does the head surge on my Baker Saw when traveling?
If the head surges when traveling the length of the sawmill, it may be due to loose track chains. Tighten the track chain adjustment bolts until the correct amount of slack is present at the center of the mill to resolve this issue.
Why does the blade overheat on my Baker BP Dominator 3650E Saw?
If the blade on your Baker Saw overheats, it might be due to excessive pitch build-up, improper tension, or misaligned guides. If there is excessive pitch build up on the blade and the wheels try adding a powder detergent to the lubrication system. Verify proper blade tension and proper blade tracking.
How to fix a crown cut on boards with a Baker Saw?
If boards cut with your Baker Saw have a crown (bow on top), try installing a new blade. If the problem persists, check the blade tension and guide settings.
Why will the debarker not activate on my Baker BP Dominator 3650E?
If the debarker on your Baker Saw will not activate, it could be due to a lack of 12VDC being supplied to the debarker, its control solenoid, or the solenoid control circuitry. Open the electrical panel on the dust chute side of the head carriage and check the 15 amp fuse, debarker wires on the terminal strip, and debarker solenoids to see if they are energized.
What to do if the blade drifts on my Baker BP Dominator 3650E Saw?
If the blade on your Baker Saw seems to drift or wander, creating a wavy cut, try changing the blade and making another cut. If the problem persists, refer to the guide setting part of this manual.
How to fix taper-up cut on Baker BP Dominator 3650E Saw?
If boards have a taper-up at the entry point of the cut on your Baker Saw, check the blade guides to see if they are tilted, putting up lead into the blade.
Why won't the guide arm move on my Baker BP Dominator 3650E Saw?
If the guide arm on your Baker Saw will not move in either direction, it could be due to a lack of 12VDC being supplied to the guide arm solenoid or a defective guide arm switch. While holding one multimeter lead on the GA+ terminal and the other on the GA- terminal move the guide arm switch to the left and right.
Explains the design, capabilities, and intended use of the Baker BP Dominator Sawmill.
Details power, capacity, dimensions, blade, and wheel specifications for the sawmill.
Outlines essential electrical power and utility requirements for safe operation.
Provides essential safety rules, symbols, and expectations for operating power equipment.
Details LOTO procedures to safeguard employees from unexpected energy release during maintenance.
Guides on inspecting new equipment upon receipt for any transit damage.
Provides instructions for optimal placement, foundation, and alignment of the sawmill.
Outlines the step-by-step process for safely starting the sawmill for the first time.
Explains the layout and function of the operator control station and its levers.
Details the procedure for safely loading logs onto the sawmill.
Provides instructions for ensuring the saw head and frame are perfectly level for accuracy.
Covers the operation of the setworks system, including controls and display interpretation.
Outlines daily cleaning procedures and important maintenance notices for safety.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for daily, weekly, and monthly inspections and maintenance tasks.
Details the process for changing saw blades and ensuring proper blade tracking.
Guides on adjusting the bullet guides for optimal blade support and performance.
Offers a recommended lubrication schedule for bearings under various conditions.
Addresses common mechanical issues and production-related problems with solutions.
Covers troubleshooting steps for electrical issues, emphasizing qualified electrician involvement.
Provides contact details and hours for obtaining service and support.
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