What to do if the overload cutout tripped on my Femi Saw?
If the overload cutout on your Femi Saw trips, it might be due to motor overheating. Make sure the motor air intakes are clear. Also, excessive cutting pressure can cause this issue, so try cutting with the correct pressure. If the motor is broken, specialized personnel should check the machine; do not attempt to repair the machine by yourself.
Why is the cut finish coarse or corrugated on my Femi NG 160?
If your Femi Saw's cut finish is coarse or corrugated, it could be due to a worn blade or incorrect toothing for the material thickness. Check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table (point 4.7). Excessive cutting pressure can also cause this, so try decreasing the cutting pressure.
What to do if the motor does not work on my Femi Saw?
If your Femi Saw motor does not work, several factors could be at play. First, blown electric panel fuses could be the issue; check their integrity and replace if needed. Second, there might be no voltage in the mains system; check for voltage. Third, the overload cutout may have tripped; release the run button and wait a few minutes for it to reset. Finally, a defective motor, power cable, or plug could be the cause, in which case specialized personnel should check the machine; do not attempt to repair the motor by yourself.
Why does the blade tend to protrude from the guides on my Femi NG 160?
If your Femi Saw's blade tends to protrude from the guides, it could be caused by incorrect eccentric blade-guide adjustment. Check eccentric blade-guide adjustment (point 3.6). Another potential cause is excessive wear of the pulley rubber linings, in which case specialized personnel should check the pulleys and replace them if necessary. Also, the blade might be slipping on the pulleys due to oil or grease; never use any type of lubricant or coolant for cutting operations, and have specialized personnel check and replace the pulleys if needed.
Why is the cut squaring inaccurate on my Femi NG 160?
If your Femi Saw has an inaccurate cut squaring, it might be due to several reasons. Excessive cutting pressure on pipes and section bars can cause this, so decrease the cutting pressure. Also, incorrect blade toothing or adjustment of the eccentric and sliding blade-guides could be the problem; check the cutting parameters (blade toothing, cutting speed) in the cuts table (point 4.7). Another cause could be an incorrect cutting speed; check blade-guide adjustment (points 3.5 and 3.6). Finally, make sure the piece is correctly positioned and clamped in the vice (point 4.5).
How to fix inaccurate cutting angle at 90° - 45° on Femi NG 160?
If you're experiencing an inaccurate cutting angle at 90° - 45° on your Femi Saw, it's likely due to an inaccurate setting of the H and K retainers (point 3.3). To fix this, set the retainers by unloosening the fastening screws and re-positioning them.
Official statement of compliance with European directives for the band saw.
Manual overview, safety symbols, and general usage guidelines.
Lists material cutting capabilities and essential safety rules.
Covers noise, EMC, and standard safety practices.
Identification of main parts and technical specifications.
Instructions for unpacking, lifting, and safely transporting the machine.
Advice on workspace setup and electrical hookup requirements.
Guide to setting blade tension, angle, speed, and guides.
Procedures for operation, blade run-in, and cutting limits.
Proper use of the clamp and positioning pieces for cutting.
Routine maintenance tasks and safety precautions.
Information on service support and proper machine disposal.
Solutions for common operational problems and issues.
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