UPPER SAW BLADE GUIDE ADJUSTMENT
Upper saw blade guide is composed of :
- a support bearing (30) Fig.7 (which support the blade from the back),
- two wheels (28) Fig.7 (which guide the blade sideways).
The support bearing and the side wheels must be adjusted each time the blade is replaced or adjusted.
Note: Check regularly if the wheels are worn out, and if necessary, replace them both at the same moment.
Loosen screw (33) Fig.7 to free support bearing (30) Fig.7 in order that there is a gap of maximum 0,5 mm
between it and the saw blade.
a.
Tighten screw (33) Fig.7.
b.
Loosen hex head screw (35) Fig.8.
c.
Move the part (36) Fig.8 in order that the wheels (28) Fig.7 are about 1 mm behind teeth's base.
d.
Tighten firmly screw (35) Fig.8.
e.
Loosen hex head screws (37) Fig.7.
f.
Push the two wheels (28) Fig.7 in the direction of the saw blade until they come in contact with the saw
blade (saw blade musn't get stuck).
g.
Tighten hex head screws (37) Fig.7.
h.
Make the upper wheel (8) Fig.1 rotate clockwise by hand in order to place the wheels correctly (they must
touch lightly the saw blade).
LOWER SAW BLADE ADJUSTMENT:
Lower saw blade guide is composed of :
- a support bearing (31) Fig.9 (which support the blade from the back),
- two wheels (29) Fig.10 (which guide the blade sideways).
The support bearing and the side wheels must be adjusted each time the blade is replaced or adjusted.
Note: Check regularly if the wheels are worn out, and if necessary, replace them both at the same moment.
a.
Disassemble the workbench (15) Fig.1.
b.
Move the saw blade protection (34) Fig.9 backwards.
c.
Lower support bearing adjustment can be carried out by following the same instructions regarding upper
support bearing adjustment.
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