To Next PageTo Next PageWhy my Mafell ERIKA 60E Saw cannot be switched on?
Your Mafell Saw might not be switching on due to several reasons. First, check the power supply to ensure there is mains voltage. If the power supply is fine, inspect the mains fuse and replace it if defective. Lastly, worn carbon brushes can also prevent the machine from starting; in this case, take the machine to a MAFELL customer service shop.
How to unblock the chip outlet on my Mafell ERIKA 60E Saw?
A blocked chip outlet in your Mafell Saw can be caused by a few things. It may happen because of operation without extraction, extraction that is too weak, or wood particles in the chip ejector. To resolve this, switch off the machine and remove the chips. Open the protective sliding cover by detaching screw 51 with the Allen key 22, pulling the locking recess 50 on the saw guard downwards, and pulling the protective sliding cover forward. Remove the chips in the chip duct downwards. Afterwards, close and engage the protective sliding cover again, and retighten screw 51. Also, ensure you are using an extraction unit that guarantees an air speed of at least 20 m/s (65.6 ft/sec.) at the extraction connection piece.
What to do if my Mafell ERIKA 60E Saw stops while cutting?
If your Mafell Saw stops during cutting, the issue might be due to a mains failure. Check the mains back-up fuses. Another potential cause is that the machine is overloaded. If this is the case, reduce the feed speed to prevent the saw from stopping.
Why does my Mafell Saw leave burn marks on cut surfaces?
Burn marks on the cut surfaces when using your Mafell Saw are typically caused by using a saw blade that is unsuitable for the task or is blunt. The solution is to replace the saw blade with a sharp and appropriate one.
What to do if the workpiece jams when feeding my Mafell Saw?
If the workpiece jams when feeding your Mafell Saw, it could be due to a blunt saw blade. Immediately hold the workpiece and turn the motor off, then exchange the saw blade. Alternatively, the stop rail of the universal and/or the multi-function stop may not be parallel to the saw blade. In this case, readjust the stop rail.
General| Power | 1600 W |
|---|---|
| Cutting Depth at 0° | 60 mm |
| Cutting Depth at 45° | 42 mm |
| Cutting depth at 90° | 60 mm |
| Cable length | 4 m |
| Saw blade bore | 30 mm |
| Motor | Electric |
| Tilting Range | 0° - 45° |
Explains safety symbols, manufacturer data, and machine identification.
Covers critical safety rules, PPE, intended use, residual risks, and machine precautions.
Details machine specifications, including power, speed, dimensions, and noise levels.
Guides on unpacking, electrical setup, chip extraction, and optional accessories.
Advice on choosing, installing, and replacing saw blades, including riving knife use.
Instructions for pull-push and circular saw bench functions, controls, and cutting depth.
How to set bevel angles, use universal stops for parallel, cross, and mitre cuts.
Guidelines for maintenance, safety checks, cleaning, and resolving common machine issues.
Lists available accessories and directs to resources for spare parts and diagrams.
Explains the terms, conditions, and procedures for warranty claims and repairs.
