To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my KWS Saw does not start?
If your KWS Saw doesn't start, first ensure there is power from the electrical network. If not, restore the power supply. Next, check that the On-Off switch is in the “I” position (push the green button). Also, make sure the door is closed and tightly locked by turning the door locking knobs counterclockwise.
Why did my KWS B-210 Saw shut down suddenly?
Your KWS Saw might have shut down suddenly because the motor overheated. Turn the machine off and allow it to cool down. Another possible cause is an insufficient power supply. Ensure that you have enough amps to support the machine.
What causes my KWS Saw to trip the breaker?
The KWS Saw might be tripping the breaker due to an insufficient power supply. Ensure that you have enough amps to support the machine.
Why does my KWS B-210 go up and down in speed and then shut down?
If your KWS Saw's speed fluctuates and then shuts down, it could be due to bone or meat pieces lodged between the blade and pulley. Stop the machine, let it cool down, remove the blade, and clean out any meat or bone pieces before operating it again.
Details the process of unpacking the bone saw machine and checking for included items and potential damage.
Covers essential safety features like guards, meat pusher usage, and control operations for the bone saw.
Provides a guide for using the bone saw, including gauge plate adjustment, product placement, and cutting.
Outlines steps for safely disassembling, cleaning, and sanitizing the bone saw machine and its parts.
Lists key technical specifications for the B-210 and B-310 bone saw models, including dimensions and power.
Presents the electrical circuit diagram for the B-210 and B-310 bone saw machines.
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