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Halted Feeding 

If  the  in-feed  roll  takes  stock  away  from  you  while  feeding,  then  feeding  stops  before  

contacting  the knives, the chipbreaker is probably too low.  Or the in-feed roller is not set low 

enough, or does not have enough pressure.  In a similar situation, the in-feed roll takes the 

stock,  the  chipbreakers  lift,  and  stops  as  you  hear  the  knives  contact  the  material.      In  this 

case  the  pressure  bar  is  too  low.      Follow  the  steps  on  pages  12-14  for  setting  the  in-feed 

roller, chipbreaker, pressure bar and outfeed rollers in relation to the cutterhea

d. 

 

 

Troubleshooting 

 

Description of Symptoms 

Possible Cause 

Corrective Action 

 

 

 

 

 

Machine will not start 

1.    Fuse blown or circuit breaker 

tripped 

2.    Cord Damaged 
3.    Not connected to power 

source 

4.    Connected to wrong voltage 

5.    Top cover is open 
6.    Emergency stop button 

pressed 

1.    Replace fuse or reset circuit 

breaker 

2.    Have cord replaced 
3.    Check connection 
4.    Check voltage 
5.    Close top cover 
6.    Rotate emergency stop button 

clockwise until it pops out 

 

 

Cutterhead does not come up to 
speed 

1.    Low current 
2.    Motor not wired for correct 

voltage 

1.    Contact local electric 

company 

2.    Refer to motor nameplate for 

correct voltage 

 

 

 

 

Workpiece stops when feeding 

1.    Too much material being 

removed in one pass 

2.    Chipbreaker or pressure bar 

set too low 

3.    Insufficient pressure on in- 

feed or out-feed rollers 

1.    Reduce the amount of 

material being removed 

2.    Raise the Chipbreaker or 

pressure bar per Figure 12, 
page 12 

3.    Increase pressure on in-feed 

or out-feed rollers per Figure 
12, page 12 

 

 

 

Snipe 

1.      Incorrect  setting  for  in-feed, 

out-feed rollers, pressure bar 
or chipbreaker 

2.    Inadequate support of long 

boards 

3.    Table rollers not set properly 

1.    Adjust feed system per Figure 

12, page 12 

2.    Support long boards with 

extension rollers 

3.    Adjust table rollers until 

desired results are achieved 

 

Fuzzy Grain 

1.    Planing wood with a high 

moisture content 

2.    Dull knives 

 

1.    Allow wood to dry properly 
2.    Sharpen knives 

 

 

 

 

 

Poor feeding of lumber 

 

1.    Inadequate feed roll pressure 
2.    Planer bed dirty 
3.    V-belts slipping 
4.    Dirty feed rollers 
5.      Incorrect  setting  for  in-feed, 

out-feed rollers, pressure bar 
or chipbreaker 

1.    Adjust feed roll tension or 

lower feed rollers 

2.    Clean pitch and residue off 

table with a non-flammable 

solvent 

3.    Increase v-belt tension 

4.    Clean feed rollers with a non- 

flammable solvent 

5.    Adjust feed system per Figure 

12, page 12 

Summary of Contents for MPLAN25-10-1-0130

Page 1: ...2 Alton Parkway Irvine California 92606 Ph 800 234 1976 www lagunatools com 2018 Laguna Tools Inc LAGUNA and the LAGUNA Logo are the registered trademarks of Laguna Tools Inc All rights reserved Model...

Page 2: ...t safety glasses 5 Before operating the machine remove tie rings watch and other jewelry and roll up sleeves above the elbows Remove all loose outer clothing and confine long hair Protective type foot...

Page 3: ...not operate this machine while under the influence of drugs alcohol or any medication 17 This machine is deigned for planing wood products only Do not use to plane any kind of substance other then wo...

Page 4: ...ng Thickness Scale 7 Table Roller Adjustment 7 Changing Feed Rate 7 Table Stop 7 Opening Hood 7 ShearTec II CUTTERHEAD 8 Setup of Feed Rollers Chip Breaker and 9 Pressure Bar 9 Anti Kickback Fingers 1...

Page 5: ...our lifting hooks A The planer must be positioned on a smooth level surface Install the leveling pads B under the four corners of the planer Clean all rust protected surfaces with a commercial solvent...

Page 6: ...Note Table will contact the upper limit switch at about 5 8 You can continue to raise manually by using the handwheel H Table Down Lowers the table Note Table will contact the lower limit switch at ab...

Page 7: ...type in the measured thickness from step 6 Press the SET button again and hold in until the decimal point stops blinking about three seconds Planning to a Specific Thickness 1 Measure thickest sectio...

Page 8: ...ers up or down by raising or lowering the handle D When you reach the desired position tighten the handle Fin 7 The rollers are usually set higher when planning rough stock When planning smooth stock...

Page 9: ...or more knife inserts develops a nick rotate only those inserts that are affected Each knife insert has an etched reference mark so you can keep track of the rotations IMPORTANT When removing or rotat...

Page 10: ...nt If you find adjustment is necessary follow the below listed sections for setting the infeed roller chip breaker pressure bar and outfeed rollers Make a hardwood block to the specifications in drawi...

Page 11: ...igure 15 and turn the adjusting screw D Figure 15 to raise or lower the in feed roller until it contacts Figure 15 wood gauge Repeat for opposite side of the in feed roller Adjustment of Chipbreaker C...

Page 12: ...feed rollers should be set 0 02 below the lowest point of knife Make sure the knives are set properly see the Setting Changing Knives section on page 11 prior to making any adjustments 1 Disconnect m...

Page 13: ...lacing carbide knives ALL knives must be replaced at the same time Mark the knives with a marker so you know which knives have been rotated You can rotate the knives three times before replacing Use t...

Page 14: ...e below listed steps 1 Lay a straight edge A Figure 23 on the table across the roller B Figure 23 2 Raise the rollers until it contacts the straight edge and lock the handle The pointer should be set...

Page 15: ...wering limit switch to prevent the table from automatically traveling too far Keep these clean and blown out with an air hose Lubrication Add a few drops of medium weight oil to the six oil cups A Fig...

Page 16: ...ge 1 Contact local electric company 2 Refer to motor nameplate for correct voltage Workpiece stops when feeding 1 Too much material being removed in one pass 2 Chipbreaker or pressure bar set too low...

Page 17: ...16 PARTS DIAGRAMS...

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Page 22: ...ER 5 1 9 3 8 15 170893 901 PACKING 2 16 170501 904 IDEL BRACKET 1 17 000105 104 SOC HD CAP SCREW M10 1 5P 35 5 18 008004 100 HEX NUT M5 0 8P 1 19 000104 106 SOC HD CAP SCREW M8 1 25P 20 8 20 290040 90...

Page 23: ...1 101 TORX SCREW 10 32NF 1 2 10 040702 000 TORX SCREW DRIVER CR V T 25 2 59 006701 100 WAVE WASHER WW 6 1 60 002603 101 CAP LOCKING SCREW M5 0 8P 10 2 61 250352 615 RUBBER PIN 144 62 290055 901 SHOULD...

Page 24: ...301 204 ROUND HD SCREW M5 0 8P 15 2 100 021002 000 CABLE TIE 250M 2 101 050575 000 RIGHT SUPPORT PLATE 1 102 000302 103 ROUND HD SCREW M4 0 7P 10 8 103 002501 102 ROUND HEAD TAPPING SCREW M6 1 0P 12L...

Page 25: ...1 107 28 360648 000 GEAR SHAFT 1 107 29 050466 000 GEARBOX 1 107 30 320211 000 GEAR 24T 1 107 31 043401 000 PLUG PT1 4 19 2 107 32 012003 001 KEY 5 5 8 1 108 050774 000 TABLE 1 109 006001 075 FLAT WAS...

Page 26: ...43 900487 000 MOTOR ASSY 1 2HP 230V 460V 60HZ 3PH 1 144 000003 105 HEX SCREW M8 1 25P 25 4 145 000103 107 SOC HD CAP SCREW M6 1 0P 20 1 146 006303 100 SPRING WASHER 6 1 12 3 21 146 006303 100 SPRING W...

Page 27: ...NDWHEEL ASSY 1 181 050458 902 HANDWHEEL BASE 1 182 923453 000 MOTOR CORD 3PH 1 183 012003 004 KEY 5 5 15 1 184 360631 000 HANDWHEEL SHAFT 1 185 280091 000 SPRING 1 186 000104 103 SOC HD CAP SCREW M8 1...

Page 28: ...3GT 750 15 1 218 070017 000 SPROCKET 26T 1 219 280067 901 SPRING 1 220 172297 000 COVER REAR 1 221 021802 000 RELIEF BUSHING NB 2430 2 222 021805 000 RELIEF BUSHING NB 1216 2 223 170894 000 WIRING BO...

Page 29: ...EW M10 1 5P 70 2 258 001301 101 CAP SCREW M8 1 25P 20 1 259 290009 902 SHOULDER SCREW 2 260 190002 905 FIXING POINT 2 261 921336 000 POWER CORD 3PH 1 263 190074 901 SPACER 2 264 010205 000 RETAINING R...

Page 30: ...SCREW M5 0 8P 5 1 300 300052 000 PULLEY 1 301 050775 150 EXTENSION ROLLER ASSEMBLY 2 302 000005 102 HEX SCREW M12 1 75P 50 6 303 000205 103 SET SCREW M10 1 5P 20 6 304 021335 000 RELIEF BUSHING MG20A...

Page 31: ...ations subject to change Machines may be shown with optional accessories 2018 Laguna Tools Inc LAGUNA and the LAGUNA Logo are the registered trademarks of Laguna Tools Inc All rights reserved 2072 Alt...

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