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GENERAL OPERATING & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION:  Disconnect power supply cord from power source when doing repair work or changing belt.

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UNPACKING AND SETUP

First, check machine over for any shipping damage. After the 

belt grinder is uncrated, remove any tapes, straps or packing 

material from the grinder. A light weight hand truck can be 

used to move it around the shop. The motor end should be to-

ward the operator as the grinder is tipped back onto the truck. 

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, FEATURES & 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  

1.  When using the grinder, basic safety precautions should 

always be followed to reduce risk of fi re, electrical shock 

and personal injury. Read WARNING section!

2.  Use caution, be alert and maintain a balanced stance at all 

times while operating the Grinder. The abrasive belt rotates 

at 5000 surface feet per minute (SFM) and will cause 

serious injury if contacted directly.

3.  The belt grinder is equipped with a red emergen-

cy stop button, Item 11 (E-Stop). Push the button 

down to stop the grinder. To release it, turn the 

button clockwise. 

4.  The grinder also has an On-Off  switch, Item 

12. Pushing the green button starts 

the grinder; pushing the red button stops it.

5.  In case of a power outage during operation, 

the grinder will not restart when the power 

returns. The green button has to be pushed.

6.  Always keep children away.

Caution: Once the grinder has been turned off , the belt will still 

be in motion until it stops on its own.

START-UP

1.  Plug power cord into 115V AC 60 HZ single phase power 

receptacle.

2.  Check to see that the red emergency stop button is in the 

upright position, otherwise turn it clockwise.

3.  Check the belt alignment by turning the grinder on and 

off  quickly. Watch to see that the belt is centered on the 

contact wheel. If not, read the next section: 

“Belt Tension, Alignment and Adjustment.”

Note: Possible damage could occur to the belt and grinder if 

the belt tracks off  center.

BELT TENSION, ALIGNMENT & ADJUSTMENT

1.  The sliding tube assembly, Item 18, must be fully extended 

to provide the correct belt tension. Lock the belt release 

hand wheel fi rmly to maintain proper belt tracking.

2.  If the belt is tracking off  the contact wheel toward the 

right, turn the belt alignment knob, Item 17, clockwise 

slowly until the belt tracks directly over the contact wheel.

3.  If the belt tracks off  toward the left, the belt alignment 

knob should be turned slowly counter-clockwise to bring 

the belt back in alignment.

Note: When making belt alignment adjustments, the belt 

should be in motion.

BELT CHANGE

1.  Switch motor off  and unplug the grinder. Wait until belt 

has stopped moving.

2.  Turn the belt release handle, Item 15, counter-clockwise 

as you face the hand wheel to unlock the sliding tube as-

sembly, Item 18.

3.  Grasp the belt release lever, Item 16, and pull back as far as 

the sliding tube assembly, Item 18, is allowed to go. Hold 

lever and lock Item 18 in this position by retightening the 

belt release hand wheel.

4.  Grasp the lower right hand corner of the hinged side cover 

and lift it up to rest on the hinge stop. Slide the belt off .

5.  Check the new belt carefully. Do not use a belt with a 

nicked or cut edge or with handling damage.

6.  Use only a 2–1/2” wide belt. A wider or narrower belt could 

cause damage to the contact wheel or the belt.

7.  Look for an arrow marked on the inside surface of the new 

belt. The contact wheel and drive wheel rotate in a counter 

clockwise direction. Not all belts have an arrow, but if one 

is marked on the belt, the arrow must point in the direction 

the belt will be traveling. See Item 2 in the manual which 

indicates the direction of the arrow. Center the new belt on 

the contact wheel and drive wheel.

8.  Close the cover.

9.  Hold the belt release lever to keep the sliding tube assem-

bly, Item 18, from jumping forward while releasing it with 

the release hand wheel. Allow Item 18 to move forward 

as far as it will go. Lock it in position with the release hand 

wheel.

10.  Check the belt alignment as described in the “Start-up” 

section.

To avoid personal injury:  Always wear safety glasses or a face shield. 

 

Always wear gloves and protective clothing.

 

Wear a dust mask or respirator as required.

 

Wear hearing protection as required.

Visit our website, EllisSaw.com, for 

video instruction and more information

or contact Ellis for a DVD.

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Page 1: ...EllisSaw com 1 800 383 5547 1 800 383 5547 EllisSaw com P O Box 930219 Verona WI 53593 0219 ...

Page 2: ... the correct belt tension Lock the belt release hand wheel firmly to maintain proper belt tracking 2 If the belt is tracking off the contact wheel toward the right turn the belt alignment knob Item 17 clockwise slowly until the belt tracks directly over the contact wheel 3 If the belt tracks off toward the left the belt alignment knob should be turned slowly counter clockwise to bring the belt bac...

Page 3: ...o the Sliding Tube Assembly Item 18 and line up the threaded holes on Item 22 with the holes in Item 18 b Place a lock washer Item 20 over an adapter hex bolt Item 19 Insert the bolt Item 19 into the top hole in Item 18 Start the bolt into Item 22 but only to depth of 1 or 2 threads Repeat this procedure for the bottom hole c Turn the top bolt and bottom screw Items 19 20 alternately equal turns u...

Page 4: ...LT GRINDER Items 15 16 See Belt Change instructions on page 2 Do not loosen or remove items 21 and 19 unless to remove item 22 30 31 32 28 2 4 5 1 7 10 6 Cannot be ordered separately 3 25 22 24 23 29 26 33 14 19 9 8 15 11 20 27 21 13 12 16 17 18 ...

Page 5: ...y Handle 28 4541 Vinyl Cap 9 7092 Tool Tray Bracket 29 4022 Hex Head Bolt Stand 3 8 16 X 3 4 2 10 7124 Tray Pad 30 7115 Plastic Leg Cap 4 2x3 11 4809 Red Emergency Stop Button 31 4068 Hex Head Cap Screws 4 Leg 7 8 9 X 2 12 4807 On Off Push Button Assy 32 4283 Jam Nuts 4 Leg 7 8 9 13 7117 Plastic Head Cap 3x4 33 7008 1 HP Motor Assy 14 7007 Mounting Plate Tube Weldment 34 4765 Fan Cover 15 7026 Bel...

Page 6: ... Tool Rest Assy 6976 Safety Shield Assy 6990 Dust Funnel and Swivel Assy 7123 Part Description Part Description Part Description 1 7075 Tool Rest 4 7072 Safety Shield 8 7112 Funnel Swivel Assembly Hardware 2 4020 HCS 3 8 16 X 1 2 5 7071 Shield Rod 9 7000 Dust Funnel 3 4310 Flat Washer 3 8 6 7073 Shield Bracket 10 4472 HCS 1 2 13 x 7 7 4001 HCS 1 4 20 X 1 2 3 11 4376 Belleville Washer 1 2 12 4262 J...

Page 7: ...ric Cord Safety Shield 4 5 1 3 1 2 Lamp Assembly 6721 Part Description 1 7077 Lamp 2 7078 Mounting Adapter 3 8 16 3 7076 Mounting Bar 4 4357 Internal Lock Washer 3 8 5 4268 Hex Nut 3 8 16 Wheel Assembly 7100 Part Description 1 7101 Wheel 1 X 7 2 7119 Wheel Assy Weldment 3 7102 Push Lock Cap 1 2 ...

Page 8: ... was positioned Step 5 Center the new plate on top of the adhesive over the original placement Step 6 Center a flat metal stock x 2 x 12 on top of the new plate and then clamp in the center and at each end Let this dry for one hour Step 7 Remove the clamps and flat metal stock Step 8 Install a new belt ELLIS BELT GRINDER SPECIFICATIONS GRAPHITE PLATE INSTALLATION Part 7037 BELT GRIT DESCRIPTIONS B...

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