Femi NG 120 - User Manual

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Instructions For Use And Maintenance40 pages

Questions and Answers

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Jessica SpearsAug 15, 2025
What to do if my Femi NG 120 motor does not work?
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  Pam KingAug 16, 2025
  If the motor of your Femi Saw isn't working, there could be several reasons. It could be a defective motor, power cable, or plug, in which case specialized personnel should check the machine. Also check the electric panel fuses and replace them if needed. Ensure there is voltage in the mains system. Finally, the overload cutout may have tripped; release the run button and wait a few minutes for it to reset.
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Joanne GouldAug 18, 2025
Why does the overload cutout trip on my Femi NG 120 Saw?
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  Katherine RoseAug 18, 2025
  The overload cutout on your Femi Saw may trip due to several reasons. It could be caused by motor overheating, so check that the motor air intakes are clear. Another cause may be motor overload because of excessive cutting pressure, so perform the cut on the piece at the correct pressure. Finally, it could be a sign of motor breakdown, in which case specialized personnel should check the machine.
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Mr. William DavisAug 22, 2025
How to fix a coarse cut finish on my Femi NG 120?
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  miguel47Aug 22, 2025
  A coarse or corrugated cut finish on your Femi Saw can arise from several factors. The blade might be worn or its toothing isn't right for the thickness of the material, so check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table. Excessive cutting pressure can also be the cause, so decrease cutting pressure. The eccentric blade-guide adjustment could be incorrect, so check it. Finally, excessive wear of the pulley rubber linings may be the reason, in which case specialized personnel should check the pulleys and replace them if necessary.
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Megan YoungAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Femi NG 120 cut is not square?
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  Margaret JonesAug 26, 2025
  An inaccurate cut squaring with your Femi Saw can be caused by excessive cutting pressure, especially on pipes and section bars, so decrease cutting pressure. It may also be due to incorrect blade toothing in relation to the piece to cut, or incorrect adjustment of the eccentric and sliding blade-guides, so check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table. Another cause can be incorrect cutting speed in relation to the piece to cut, so check blade-guide adjustment. Finally, the piece might be wrongly positioned in the vice, so check piece positioning and clamping in the vice.
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rwalkerAug 27, 2025
Why is the blade slipping on the pulleys of my Femi NG 120?
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  Sarah ChavezAug 27, 2025
  The blade slipping on the pulleys of your Femi Saw is likely due to oil or grease being present from cutting operations. Never use any type of lubricant or coolant for the cutting operations; specialized personnel should check and, if necessary, replace the pulleys.
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Sabrina StewartAug 30, 2025
What to do if the motor of my Femi Saw does not work?
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  Brian LopezAug 30, 2025
  If the motor of your Femi Saw isn't working, there are several potential causes. First, the overload cutout may have tripped; release the run button and wait a few minutes for it to reset. Also, check the integrity of the electric panel fuses and replace them if necessary. Ensure there is voltage in the mains system. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the motor, power cable, or plug may be defective, and specialized personnel should check the machine.
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Kenneth GreeneSep 2, 2025
Why does the overload cutout keep tripping on my Femi NG 120?
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  Debra BenitezSep 2, 2025
  If the overload cutout on your Femi Saw keeps tripping, it could be due to several reasons. The motor may be overheating, so check that the motor air intakes are clear. It's also possible that you're applying excessive cutting pressure; perform the cut on the piece at the correct pressure. If neither of these resolves the issue, the motor may have a breakdown, and specialized personnel should check the machine.
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Joseph WagnerSep 6, 2025
How to fix coarse cuts with Femi Saw?
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  qsanchezSep 6, 2025
  If your Femi Saw is producing coarse or corrugated cuts, it could be due to a worn blade or incorrect toothing for the material you're cutting. Check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table. Also, excessive cutting pressure can cause this issue, so decrease the cutting pressure.
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Alex FowlerSep 9, 2025
What to do if the blade protrudes from the guides on my Femi Saw?
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  Jennifer MillerSep 9, 2025
  If your Femi Saw blade tends to protrude from the guides, it might be due to incorrect eccentric blade-guide adjustment; check the eccentric blade-guide adjustment. Another possible cause is excessive wear of the pulley rubber linings, so specialized personnel should check the pulleys and replace them if necessary. Also, the blade may be slipping on the pulleys due to oil or grease, so never use any type of lubricant or coolant for the cutting operations; specialized personnel should check and, if necessary, replace the pulleys.
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Courtney HallSep 12, 2025
Why is my Femi NG 120 Saw cutting inaccurately?
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  lorihernandezSep 12, 2025
  If you're experiencing inaccurate cut squaring with your Femi Saw, several factors could be responsible. Excessive cutting pressure, especially on pipes and section bars, can cause this, so decrease cutting pressure. Also, ensure the blade toothing is correct for the piece you're cutting and that the eccentric and sliding blade-guides are adjusted correctly; check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table. An incorrect cutting speed can also lead to this issue, so check blade-guide adjustment. Finally, make sure the piece is correctly positioned and clamped in the vice.

Summary

Declaration of Conformity

Introduction to Use and Safety

Usage Symbols and Warnings

Explains symbols for danger, caution, and notes to ensure safety during operation.

Safety and Compliance Rules

Details machine compliance with community directives and the importance of the CE mark.

Recommended and Not Recommended Usage

Lists materials the band saw can cut and those it cannot, with a specific cutting warning.

General Safety Procedures

Covers safe operating environments, clothing, personal protection devices, and tool usage.

Specific Risk Safety Procedures

Highlights safety measures for processing residues, clamp usage, and avoiding machine forcing.

Noise Level Information

Specifies the equivalent acoustic pressure levels during unloaded and processing operations.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Information

Details the machine's shielding against radio interferences and compliance with EMC regulations.

Machine Description and Specifications

Machine Components Overview

Lists and illustrates the main components of the band saw, including motor and clamp.

Technical Specifications

Provides weight, overall dimensions, and packaging size of the machine.

Installation and Setup

Unpacking and Handling

Instructions for removing packing, lifting, and safely moving the machine.

Positioning and Work Station

Guidelines for placing the machine on a workbench for stability and ergonomic operation.

Electrical Connections and Safety

Covers mains connection, earthing, protective devices, and motor protection features.

Adjusting Machine Settings

Blade Tension Adjustment

How to set the blade tension using the handwheel and its automatic limiting device.

Bar Stop Installation

Instructions for fitting and setting the bar stop for consistent cut lengths.

Cutting Angle Setting

How to adjust the swivel support to set desired cutting angles from 0 to 60 degrees.

Cutting Speed Control

Using the speed control knob for variable cutting speeds based on material.

Sliding Blade Guide Adjustment

Adjusting the blade guide to match the material and prevent exposure.

External Blade Guide Bearings

How to adjust the eccentric blade guide bearings for proper blade support.

Using the Band Saw

Blade Run-In Procedure

Steps for breaking in new bi-metal blades to ensure cutting precision and longevity.

Operating Procedures

Detailed steps for starting cuts, handling the machine, and safety precautions during operation.

Blade Replacement

Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing a new saw blade.

Cutting Capacity and Material

Cutting Capacity Table

Specifies cutting capacity for various sections at 0, 45, and 60 degrees.

Correct Piece Positioning

Guidelines for fitting pieces correctly between the jaws without additional objects.

Blade Selection

Information on the standard bi-metal blade and available options for special requirements.

Maintenance and Assistance

Regular Maintenance

Outlines routine maintenance tasks, including cleaning and storage precautions.

Assistance and Repairs

Guidance on contacting qualified personnel for extraordinary maintenance or repairs.

Disposal of Machine and Packing

Instructions for complying with standards for machine and packing disposal.

Troubleshooting Guide

Motor and Power Issues

Addresses problems like the motor not working, blown fuses, or overload cutout trips.

Cutting Accuracy Problems

Solutions for inaccurate cutting angles, squaring, and coarse or corrugated cut finishes.

Blade and Guide Issues

Troubleshooting for blades that protrude from guides or slip on pulleys.

Femi NG 120 Specifications

General

Brand	Femi
Model	NG 120
Category	Saw
Language	English

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Table of Contents

Other manuals for Femi NG 120

Questions and Answers

Summary

Declaration of Conformity

Introduction to Use and Safety

Usage Symbols and Warnings

Safety and Compliance Rules

Recommended and Not Recommended Usage

General Safety Procedures

Specific Risk Safety Procedures

Noise Level Information

Electromagnetic Compatibility Information

Machine Description and Specifications

Machine Components Overview

Technical Specifications

Installation and Setup

Unpacking and Handling

Positioning and Work Station

Electrical Connections and Safety

Adjusting Machine Settings

Blade Tension Adjustment

Bar Stop Installation

Cutting Angle Setting

Cutting Speed Control

Sliding Blade Guide Adjustment

External Blade Guide Bearings

Using the Band Saw

Blade Run-In Procedure

Operating Procedures

Blade Replacement

Cutting Capacity and Material

Cutting Capacity Table

Correct Piece Positioning

Blade Selection

Maintenance and Assistance

Regular Maintenance

Assistance and Repairs

Disposal of Machine and Packing

Troubleshooting Guide

Motor and Power Issues

Cutting Accuracy Problems

Blade and Guide Issues

Femi NG 120 Specifications

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