To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Hitachi CB6YI - 10 Inch Tilting Head Bandsaw frequently blowing fuses or breaking of circuit?
Frequent blowing of fuses or breaking of the circuit in your Hitachi Saw can be caused by a motor overload. Reduce the load to the motor by feeding work slower into the blade. It could also be due to an overload of the electrical circuit, meaning too many electrical appliances are on the same circuit.
General| Type | Bandsaw |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hitachi |
| Model | CB6YI |
| Table Tilt | 45 degrees |
| Blade Size | 1/2 inch |
Provides contact information and addresses for Hitachi service centers in the United States.
Provides contact information and addresses for Hitachi service centers in Canada.
Provides essential safety guidelines and precautions to follow before operating the band saw.
Details necessary electrical specifications, including power supply and motor requirements for safe operation.
Explains the importance and procedure for grounding the tool to prevent electrical shock.
Lists recommended accessories for the band saw and provides usage precautions.
Details items in packaging and instructions for unpacking and checking.
Defines specific terminology related to band saw operation and components.
Defines common woodworking terms used in the manual for general understanding.
Step-by-step guidance for assembling the band saw, including required tools and time estimate.
Instructions on securely mounting the band saw to a stable work surface for safe operation.
Procedure for installing the crank handle onto the band saw shaft.
Steps to attach the dust collection bag and clamp to the dust port.
Instructions for adjusting upper blade guides for proper alignment and clearance with the blade.
Procedure for adjusting blade support bearing to prevent blade movement and damage.
Steps to adjust lower blade guides for optimal alignment and clearance with the blade.
Covers fundamental band saw operations, including safety precautions before use.
Explains the function and usage of the keyed on/off switch for controlling the band saw.
Provides general guidelines for maintaining the band saw, including safety precautions and cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning the band saw, including removing sawdust and debris from various parts.
Guidance on cleaning, maintaining, and replacing the band saw's blade wheel tires.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the band saw motor to ensure optimal performance.
Addresses common problems encountered with the band saw and provides solutions for each.
Detailed list of parts for Schematic A, including part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
Detailed list of parts for Schematic B, including part numbers, descriptions, and quantities.
