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8. No coolant flow.
9. Saw will not start.
10. Saw starts but will not run
after Start button has been
released.
11. Saw starts but no hydraulic
functions.
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8a. No coolant.
8b.
Coolant line blocked.
8c. Coolant pump inoperable.
9a. Control circuit fuse has
blown.
9b. Vise or head selector
switch not in the center
(neutral) position.
10. On machines so equipped,
the out-of-stock or blade
breakage limit switch
has been tripped.
11a. If blade wheels run clock
wise, wrong phase order
in power connection to
saw.
11b. If pump is noisy cause
may be low hydraulic oil
level.
11c. Pump-motor coupling has
separated.
8a. Add coolant.
8b. Blow out coolant line.
8c. Check, replace if necessary.
9a. Replace the fuse with a 5
Amp 250 Volt AG1 type
fuse. Random blowouts
may occur but a quickly
repeated blowout points
to an internal wiring
fault.
9b. Turn all switches to the
center (neutral) position
10. Reload with stock or re-
mount blade. Hold the
hydraulic start button and
release the blade tension
or open vises far enough to
deactivate the limit switch.
11a. Stop immediately; reverse
any two of the three phase
connections.
11b. Stop immediately, add
hydraulic oil. (See page 3.5
hydraulic maintenance.)
11c. Adjust accordingly.
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