To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my CO/Tech JFB10-UK doesn't start?
If your CO/Tech Saw doesn't start when you push the on/off switch, there could be a few reasons. First, check the fuses and cables to ensure there is a power supply to the wall socket. Second, make sure all covers are closed properly, as the machine may not start if a cover is open.
How to make my CO/Tech JFB10-UK Saw cut straight?
If your CO/Tech Saw blade isn't cutting straight, several factors could be at play. Avoid freehand cuts and use a fence to guide the workpiece. Reduce the feed speed by applying less pressure. Also, a damaged or blunt saw blade can cause this issue, so replace it if necessary. Finally, ensure the blade guides are correctly adjusted.
Why is my CO/Tech JFB10-UK Saw blade not moving when the motor is on?
If the saw blade on your CO/Tech Saw isn't moving when the motor is on, it could be due to several reasons: 1. The blade tension might be loose, so turn off the motor and adjust the tension. 2. The blade may have come off one of the pulley wheels, so open the covers and check. 3. The saw blade may have broken, requiring a replacement. 4. The drive belt could be broken, and you'll need to change it.
What to do if CO/Tech Saw blade doesn't cut or cuts slowly?
If your CO/Tech Saw blade isn't cutting or is cutting very slowly, it could be due to a blunt blade. Replace the blade, using a 6 TPI blade for wood and soft materials or a 14 TPI blade for hard materials. Also, make sure the blade is fitted correctly, not upside down.
How to fix CO/Tech JFB10-UK not cutting at 45 or 90 degree angles?
If your CO/Tech Saw isn't cutting at 45° or 90° angles, it could be because the table is not correctly set in relation to the blade, so you should adjust the table. Another reason may be a blunt blade or too high a feed rate, in that case, replace the blade or reduce pressure on the workpiece.
Why CO/Tech Saw blade doesn't align centrally on the blade pulleys?
If the saw blade on your CO/Tech Saw doesn't align centrally on the blade pulleys, it could be due to a few reasons. The blade pulley wheels may not be in line or incorrectly set, so adjust the alignment using the knob on the back of the saw. Also, ensure you are using the correct blade and change the blade if necessary.
Why does sawdust build up inside my CO/Tech Saw?
Sawdust buildup inside the CO/Tech Saw is completely normal. To manage this, clean the saw regularly using a brush and dust extractor.
Basic safety precautions to minimize risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.
Specific safety guidelines for safe operation and maintenance.
Important safety considerations when handling and using saw blades.
Key safety rules and warnings specific to band saw operation.
Meaning and interpretation of safety symbols used in the manual.
Instructions for fitting the table and rip fence to the band saw.
Steps for correctly setting up the saw's table and pointer.
Procedure for adjusting blade tension and ensuring correct tracking.
Guidelines for adjusting blade guides to minimize movement during sawing.
Explanation of the saw's no-volt release switch and start/stop buttons.
Guidance on lowering the blade guide and positioning for safe sawing.
Instructions for using the mitre gauge for precise cuts.
Procedure for tilting the table to make bevel cuts.
Detailed steps for safely removing and fitting a new saw blade.
Procedure for changing the drive belt to adjust saw speed.
General
