To Next PageTo Next PageHow to prevent burnt areas on the cutting surface with Scheppach HS115?
Burnt areas on the cutting surface when using your Scheppach Saw can be due to a blunt or incorrect saw blade. You can have an authorised sharpening service sharpen the saw blade or replace it. Alternatively, you can replace the saw blade.
What to do if my Scheppach HS115 Saw motor does not start?
If your Scheppach Saw motor isn't starting, here are a few things to check: * First, examine the mains fuse and replace it if it's blown. * Second, if you're using an extension cable, make sure it's not defective. If it is, replace the extension cable. * Third, the connection to the motor switch might not be OK. In that case, have this checked by an electrician. * Finally, the motor or switch itself could be faulty. Have this checked by an electrician.
Why is my Scheppach Saw motor not supplying power and the fuse tripping?
If your Scheppach Saw motor isn't supplying power and the fuse is tripping, it could be due to a couple of reasons: 1. The cross section of your extension cable might be insufficient. Please refer to “Electrical connection” for the correct specifications. 2. The saw blade may be blunt, causing an overload. Try replacing the saw blade.
How to prevent burnt areas on the cutting surface with my Scheppach HS115 Saw?
If you're noticing burnt areas on the cutting surface when using your Scheppach Saw, it could be due to: * A blunt saw blade. You can have it sharpened by an authorized service or replace it. * Using the incorrect saw blade. Make sure you replace the saw blade with the correct type.
What to do if the saw blade is loose on my Scheppach HS115 Saw after switching off the motor?
If the saw blade on your Scheppach Saw is loose after the motor is switched off, the fixing nut may not be tight enough. Tighten the fixing nut; remember it's a right-hand thread.
Why is my Scheppach HS115 motor rotating in the wrong direction?
If your Scheppach Saw motor is rotating in the wrong direction, there could be two potential causes: * The capacitor might be defective. Have an electrician check this. * There might be an incorrect connection. Have an electrician transpose the wall plug poles.
What to do if the Scheppach Saw blade is loose after use?
If the saw blade on your Scheppach Saw is loose after the motor is switched off, it's likely that the fixing nut isn't tight enough. To resolve this, tighten the fixing nut, remembering that it's a right-hand thread.
General| Type | Table Saw |
|---|---|
| Power | 2000 W |
| Blade Diameter | 254 mm |
| Blade Bore | 30 mm |
| Max Cutting Height at 90° | 80 mm |
| Max Cutting Depth at 90° | 80 mm |
| Cutting Height at 45° | 55 mm |
| Max Cutting Depth at 45° | 55 mm |
| Table Size | 640 x 487 mm |
| Weight | 22 kg |
| Motor Power | 2000 W |
Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and keeping it free from hazards.
Instructions for safe electrical connections and handling of the tool to prevent shock.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, and proper dressing for safe operation.
Detailed steps for attaching the various parts of the machine stand to the main unit.
Procedure for removing the table inlay to allow access for the riving knife.
Safety warning and procedure for inserting and adjusting the riving knife.
Checks for product stability, labels, voltage, supply lines, and ambient temperature.
Notes on secure installation, free running of the saw blade, foreign objects, and electrical connection.
How to use the ON/OFF switch and understanding the overload protection function.
Procedure for adjusting the saw blade's cutting depth using the crank wheel.
How to adjust the saw blade for angled cuts (0-45 degrees) and collision checks.
Instructions on setting the stop height, adjusting the stop rail, and changing sides.
Essential safety advice, positioning, and tool usage for safe sawing.
Guidance on making longitudinal cuts using the parallel stop and push stick.
Instructions for making angled cuts using the parallel stop and ensuring proper alignment.
Steps for performing cross cuts using the transverse stop and ensuring workpiece stability.
Guidelines for cleaning the product using compressed air, specifying pressure limits.
Instructions on cleaning the chip extraction system according to manufacturer guidelines.
General guidelines for safely lifting, packaging, and securing the product during transport.
Specific warnings regarding product weight and handling during transport.
Instructions on using the machine stand for lifting and moving the device.
Steps for folding and unfolding the machine stand for storage or transport.
Recommendations for oiling rotating parts monthly to extend tool life.
Information on replacing carbon brushes, noting it should be done by an electrician.
Detailed steps for removing and fitting saw blades, including safety precautions.
Procedure for removing the saw blade guard using specific tools and settings.
Instructions for installing a new saw blade, observing direction of rotation and tightening.
Notes on wear parts and how to obtain spare parts and accessories.
Warnings and checks for damaged power cables, emphasizing the risk of electric shock.
Information on mains voltage, extension cable requirements, and motor data.
