Diamond Tech International Diamond Laser 7000 운영 매뉴얼 - 페이지 5

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Adjusting Lower

Blade Guide

Adjust Lower Blade Guides with Blade in center of Roller

Bearings. Loosen Hex Bolts in (A) Fig 10 to adjust left or

right and retighten. Loosen Hex Bolts (B) Fig. 10 to adjust

Blade Depth in Roller Bearings to 1/4 (A) Fig. 9 of Blade

Depth and retighten. Adjust Blade Backstop Fig. 9 (B)

approximately 1/4 of Blade Depth behind Blade. Use Hex

Bolt (C) Fig. 10 to adjust. Use the Hex Bolt (D) Fig. 10 to

adjust Blade Backstop left or right.

NOTE: Blade should not touch Backstop until pressure

is applied with material to be cut.

G. Replacing Blade Guides

Replacing Blade Guides is necessary after considerable

wear. All Diamond Tech International'sReplacement

Guides come with specific instruction on replacements, and

can be purchased wherever Diamond Tech International

products are sold.

H. Changing Blades

Turn power off and disconnect the machine from power source, and open the front panels of the

saw. Release blade tension by turning the Blade Tension Knob (A) counter clockwise. See Fig. 3

Remove the Hex Bolt with Butterfly Nut on the front of the cutting table (B) Fig. 1.

Remove old blade and replace with new blade, making sure the diamondcoated edge is facing the

front. NOTE: Only replace blade with Diamond Tech International's DL7000 Diamond Band Saw Blade.

Retighten the Blade Tensioning Knob (A) Fig. 3 making sure the blade is centered on the top wheel (A)

See Fig. 5 Manually turn Wheels to ensure proper tracking before closing front panels.

A Note On Blade Wear

Breaking blades is the most common problem encountered by new band saw owners. This is often caused

by forcing the work material into the blade, which in turn causes the blade to twist and break.

Problem:

A small amount of surface rust has appeared on some of the steel parts.

Solution:

This rust is removable with light machine oil or WD40 and does not effect the function or life of the

saw.

Problem:

Water pump sounds like it's running, but no water is being pumped through.

Solution:

The nozzle may be clogged or the pump needs to be primed. To prime the pump, insure the

water level in tray is 1/2" from the top or less. Turn pump with brass nipple facing up. After unit

has primed itself, submerse the pump screen face down in the water tray.

Trouble Shooting Guide

(FIG. 9)

(FIG. 10)