How to prevent the Scheppach TS310 Saw blade from getting loose?
If the saw blade of your Scheppach Saw gets loose after turning off the motor, it's likely because the fastening nut wasn't tightened sufficiently. To fix this, tighten the fastening nut, which has an M20 left-handed thread.
What to do if the Scheppach TS310 Saw motor does not start?
If the Scheppach Saw motor isn't starting, there are several potential causes. First, check the mains fuse, referring to the “Electrical Connection” section in the operating manual. It could also be due to a defect in the extension cable, which should be checked by an electrician. Finally, defective connections on the motor or switch could be the problem, and these should also be inspected by an electrician.
Why does the fuse trigger and the Scheppach TS310 Saw engine not provide power?
The fuse might be triggering and the engine failing to provide power in your Scheppach Saw due to a couple of reasons. It could be that the cross-section of the extension line is insufficient, refer to the Electrical connection section for more information. Alternatively, the saw blade might be blunt, causing an overload. In this case, change the saw blade.
How to prevent burns on the cutting surface of Scheppach TS310 Saw during longitudinal cuts?
To prevent burns on the cutting surface during longitudinal cuts with your Scheppach Saw, consider these points: * Ensure you are using the correct saw blade. If it's wrong, insert a sharpened saw blade. * Check if the longitudinal stop is parallel; if not, exchange it. * Verify that the slide carriage is parallel; if not, insert a saw blade with 20 or 28 teeth for longitudinal cuts.
Why does the Scheppach TS310 Saw motor have the wrong direction of rotation?
If your Scheppach Saw motor is rotating in the wrong direction, it could be due to a defective capacitor, which needs to be checked by a qualified electrician. Another possibility is incorrect wiring; in this case, a qualified electrician should exchange the polarity of the wall socket.
What to do if the Scheppach Saw blade gets loose after turning off the motor?
If the saw blade gets loose after turning off the motor of your Scheppach Saw, it's likely because the fastening nut was not tightened sufficiently. Make sure to tighten the fastening nut; remember it has a right-handed thread.
Why does my Scheppach Saw leave burns on the cutting surface?
Burns on the cutting surface of your Scheppach Saw can occur due to several reasons. It may be caused by using a dull saw blade, in which case you should insert a sharpened saw blade. It could also be due to using the wrong saw blade; for longitudinal cuts, use a saw blade with 20 or 28 teeth. Another potential cause is a longitudinal stop that isn't parallel, requiring you to exchange it. Finally, the slide carriage might not be parallel, and you'll need to align it with the saw blade.
What to do if my Scheppach Saw motor turns off automatically?
If your Scheppach Saw motor turns off automatically, it's likely due to an overload caused by a dull saw blade, which triggers the thermoprotection. To resolve this, insert a sharpened saw blade. After the motor cools down, you should be able to turn it on again.
How to adjust the saw blade's angle for precise diagonal cuts.
How to adjust the cutting height of the saw blade for different materials.
General| Blade Diameter | 315 mm |
|---|---|
| Max Cutting Height | 83 mm |
| Table Size | 800 x 550 mm |
| Cutting Depth at 90° | 83 mm |
| Cutting Depth at 45° | 49 mm |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Blade Speed | 2800 rpm |
| No-load Speed | 2800 rpm |
| Power | 2200 W |
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