Why does my Wood-mizer BMS25 fuse blow or create improper tooth shape?
The fuse might be blowing or the tooth shape may be improper due to grinding too much material at once. To resolve this, sharpen the blade twice lightly instead of trying to remove too much material in a single grind.
What to do if Wood-mizer BMS25 Power Tool causes premature blade breakage?
Premature blade breakage, due to burns or grooves, can occur if particles become lodged in the grinding wheel. Lightly dress the wheel after sharpening each blade to remove particles and prevent burning or grooving of the blade.
How to fix abnormal wear on Wood-mizer BMS25 Power Tool grinding wheel?
Abnormal wear on the grinding wheel can be caused by improper dressing, grinding too fast or too heavy, or grinding too many blades without redressing. Redress the wheel when it becomes worn to solve this issue.
General| Brand | Wood-mizer |
|---|---|
| Model | BMS25 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Provides information about the manual's scope and limitations, replacing previous documentation.
Details contact information and office hours for obtaining service and support for the equipment.
Outlines the limited product warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions provided by Wood-Mizer LLC.
Explains signal words and symbols used in the manual to indicate hazardous situations and ensure user safety.
Defines owner/operator responsibility for safety protocols and emphasizes reading all safety warnings.
Details the parts and steps required to assemble the sharpener's stand for stable operation.
Guides the user through connecting the sharpener to a power source and testing control mechanisms.
Explains how to attach the pre-assembled blade support arm assemblies to the sharpener.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing a new grinding wheel onto the sharpener.
Details how to check and adjust the hook angle using a multi-angle gauge for optimal blade sharpening.
Explains how to adjust blade rest bolts to accommodate different blade sizes for proper fitting.
Guides on dressing a new grinding wheel and maintaining its shape for effective blade sharpening.
Details how to adjust the pusher arm to control the depth of the face grind on the blade teeth.
Explains how tooth height is determined by gullet grind and how adjustments affect other grinding parameters.
Describes how to adjust the grinding wheel position to control the material removed from the gullet.
Details how to dress the back angle of the wheel to achieve the desired back grind on the blade teeth.
Summarizes the state of the sharpener and outlines the key areas to monitor during blade sharpening.
Provides essential steps and considerations for operating the sharpener to sharpen blades effectively.
Guides the user through the process of correctly installing a blade onto the sharpener for sharpening.
Details the procedure for safely removing a blade from the sharpener after sharpening.
Explains how to interpret and use the parts list to identify and order components for the sharpener.
Illustrates the components and assembly of the sharpener's stand.
Shows the parts and assembly of the blade support arms for the sharpener.
Illustrates the components that make up the sharpener's head assembly.
Details the components included in the sharpener's electric panel assembly.
Illustrates the parts that constitute the pusher assembly of the sharpener.
Shows the components and assembly of the rocker mechanism for the sharpener.
Details the parts and assembly of the cam mechanism that indexes the blade.
Presents the electrical wiring schematic for the sharpener, aiding in troubleshooting and maintenance.
Provides essential daily and regular maintenance tasks to keep the sharpener in optimal working condition.
Explains the importance and procedure of grinding wheel dressing for maintaining its shape and performance.
Offers advice on cleaning blades and best practices for sharpening to avoid issues like fuse blowing.
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