To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Crown National OKTO MK7 is not running?
If your Crown National Saw isn't running, there are a couple of things you can check. First, make sure the power supply is switched on. Second, ensure that all safety doors are completely closed.
Why is the blade on my Crown National OKTO MK7 heating up?
The blade on your Crown National Saw might be heating up due to a few reasons. Residue might be building up in the guide block, so remove and clean the guide block. Also, ensure the blade is correctly placed in the guide block and adjust the blade tension.
What to do if the blade keeps jumping off or breaking on my Crown National OKTO MK7 Saw?
If the blade on your Crown National Saw keeps jumping off or breaking, try the following: Adjust the tension of the blade. Make sure the yoke is facing in the right direction. Check the blade alignment. Remove and clean the Guide Block. Check the wheel alignment. Make sure the blades teeth are facing the right direction. Ensure the blade is the correct size.
Why is my Crown National OKTO MK7 Saw motor overheating?
If your Crown National Saw motor is overheating, it could be due to several reasons: * The motor breaks may not be releasing (test rectifier and break coil). * A phase of the power supply might be missing. * The motor windings could be damaged.
General| Brand | Crown National |
|---|---|
| Model | OKTO MK7 |
| Category | Saw |
| Language | English |
Details the robust construction, heavy duty fabricated doors, heads, bases, levelling feet, cast iron saw wheels, bearings, and scrapers.
Instructions for cleaning the band saw, emphasizing soft sponges, warm soapy water, and avoiding harsh abrasives or high-pressure spray.
Step-by-step guide on how to fit the saw blade, including blade dimensions and checking the weld.
Procedure for tensioning the saw blade using the tension knob and precautions to avoid over-tightening.
Detailed list of spare parts with stock numbers, quantities, and descriptions for the Square Band Saw/Butch model.
Continuation of the spare parts list, including wheels, guards, knobs, scrapers, springs, and doors.
Information on lubrication requirements, noting that upper wheel bearings are sealed and require no further lubrication.
Essential safety guidelines, including blade exposure, component fitting, electrical safety, loose clothing, and door interlocks.
