What to do if my King Canada KC-163SSC-V motor will not run?
If the motor of your King Canada Saw won't run, it might be due to a defective cord or plug, which should be replaced. Alternatively, the motor itself could be defective, or there might be defective wire connections. Note that any attempt to repair the motor may create a hazard unless the repair is done by a qualified service technician.
Why are my King Canada KC-163SSC-V blades breaking?
Breaking blades on your King Canada Saw can be caused by several factors. Ensure the blade tension is properly adjusted. Reduce the feed rate to avoid overworking the blade. Use the correct blade for the material thickness—narrow blades for thin wood and wide blades for thicker wood. Avoid applying side pressure to prevent twisting the blade. Finally, ensure the blade has a minimum of 3 teeth in contact with the workpiece to use correct teeth per inch.
How to reduce vibration in my King Canada Saw?
Vibration in your King Canada Saw can stem from a few causes. Start by ensuring the saw is properly mounted. The mounting surface should be heavy and stable—a plywood workbench may not be effective. Also, check that the table lock knob is tightened to prevent the table from resting against the motor.
What to do if blade runout on King Canada Saw?
If the blade runout occurs, meaning the blade is not in line with the arm motion on your King Canada Saw, it is likely that the blade holders are not aligned. To fix this, loosen the screws holding the blade to the upper and lower arms, and then adjust the position of the blade holders.
General| Brand | King Canada |
|---|---|
| Model | KC-163SSC-V |
| Category | Saw |
| Language | English |
Details the 2-year limited warranty for the scroll saw, including proof of purchase and replacement parts.
Explains warranty terms, exclusions for misuse, abuse, wear, and the process for claims.
Emphasizes knowing the tool, proper grounding, clean workspace, safe environment, and supervision.
Highlights removing tools, wearing proper apparel, safety glasses, maintaining balance, and using correct accessories.
Stresses tool maintenance, disconnecting power, preventing accidental starts, checking parts, and not leaving unattended.
Warns against tool alteration, operating in hazardous areas, and connecting to incorrect voltage.
Covers workpiece support, blade tension, feed speed, and techniques for irregular or round materials.
Lists all items included in the package with quantities for verification.
Specifies necessary tools like screwdrivers and squares for assembly and setup.
Describes the work surface and the system for clearing dust from the blade area.
Explains storage for blades, the drop foot mechanism for workpiece support, and blade tension adjustment.
Details table tilting, angle reference scale, power switch, speed control, and table insert usage.
Instructions on tilting the table for bevel cuts and adjusting the drop foot.
Steps to align the table to the blade for 90° cuts and set the degree scale pointer.
Tips on choosing blades, understanding blade wear, and general cutting advice for wood thickness.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing pin-type scroll saw blades.
Instructions for removing and installing pinless scroll saw blades using a hex key.
Recommendations for mounting the saw to a workbench, including hardware and optional pads.
Advice on cleaning, waxing the table, avoiding solvents, and lubricating arm bearings.
Addresses causes and solutions for breaking blades, including tension, feed rate, and application.
Provides troubleshooting steps for when the motor will not run, checking cord, plug, and connections.
Explains causes of vibration and solutions for blade runout, including mounting and alignment.
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