Triplematic
Triplematic 201708 EN 35
Maintenance and Service
6.3 Change the grinding wheel and
fit the grinding wheel guard
WARNING Before a chain is sharpened, make
sure that the grinding wheel is not cracked, does
not vibrate or wobble. There is a simple test (called
the “ring test”) that you can do to check for damage
(see step 1 of section 6.2.1, “Prepare the grinding
wheel”).
IF THE GRINDING WHEEL IS DAMAGED IT
MUST BE REPLACED IMMEDIATELY. If abnormal
vibrations occur during operation, stop the machine
immediately and check the condition of the grinding
wheel.
The machine comes with 2 grinding wheels of
different sizes. To order more grinding wheels, see
9, “Accessories and Spare Parts”.
1. Press the emergency stop button to turn the
power off.
2. Lift the grinding head to its most upright
position.
3. If the grinding wheel guard is already attached:
Loosen the 2 screws (D) and remove the guard
(C).
4. Hold the grinding wheel and loosen the nut
(B).
B
C
A
D
5. Remove the grinding wheel (A) from
the grinding wheel axis and discard it in
accordance with local, state and national laws
and regulations.
6. Place a new grinding wheel (A) on the grinding
wheel axis.
7. Tighten the nut (B) by hand to secure the
grinding wheel in its position. Do not over-
tighten the nut.
8. Place the grinding wheel guard (C) in its
position and fasten the 2 screws (D).
9. Center the grinding wheel following the
instructions on step 14 of section6.2.5, “Make
the grinding settings”.
6.4 Set the depth gauge height
1. Do a sharpening test on a test chain, according
to the instructions in section 8.2, “Sharpening
test”.
2. Verify the correct depth gauge setting (refer to
the illustration).
• Use a depth gauge tool to assess whether
you need to adjust the setting.
• If the depth gauge requires adjustment, use a
flat file to set it. Once you have set the depth
gauge, refer back to the template to make
sure it meets the correct specifications.
3. Use the set depth gauge to adjust the position
of the machine to set up the remaining depth
gauges. Turn the depth gauge height knob: