7.5 SPECIAL VISE JAWS
Special vise jaws for holding square tubing, rectangular tubing and angle iron are stock items. Jaws for
holding thin wall round tubes, profiles and bundles are available on a made-to-order basis. For prices
and delivery on special jaws, contact your local dealer or the factory.
7.6 LOCK-OUT DISCONNECT SWITCH
A lock-out disconnect switch is available for this machine if your plant is not equipped with lock-out
capabilities. The switch mounts on the base of the saw and is shipped complete, with all of the necessary
Parts and installation instructions.
7.7 LASER LIGHT
There is an optional laser light available that follows the blade for miter cutting at any degree. Refer to
Section 10.7 for a parts diagram.
8.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
8.1 ELECTRICAL TROUBLE SHOOTING
1. THE MOTOR WILL NOT RUN:
A. On machines equipped with the power down feed option, the motor switch must be in the ON position.
B. Also, check the supply voltage to the saw to make sure that it is the same as the motor voltage. If the
supply voltage is correct, the switch energizes and the motor still will not run, contact your local
dealer or the factory.
2. THE SAW MOTOR RUNS BUT DOES NOT HAVE ADEQUATE POWER:
A. Make sure that the supply voltage and phase correspond to the saw motor’s voltage and phase.
B. Disconnect the machine from the power source and check for any loose or disconnected wires.
C. The supply lines to the machine must be of adequate size to handle the load. For recommended sizes
and lengths, SEE SECTION 4.4.
D. The worm gears in the head may be damaged. With the power to the machine disconnected, check the
blade spindle for any free travel. If free play is present, drain the oil from the head and remove the
motor. Check both worm gears for wear and replace, if necessary. We recommend replacing the
worm gears as a set, if either shows wear. For instructions, REFER TO SECTION 8.4.
8.2 BREAKAGE OR EXCESSIVE DULLING OF BLADES
1. Select the proper blade and spindle speed for the material being cut. For recommendations, REFER
TO SECTION 6.3.
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Page 1: ...CPO 350 VARIABLE SPEED COLD SAW PRINTED SEPTEMBER 2014...
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Page 11: ...PAGE 11 350 VS POWER DOWN 230 VOLT SEE PAGE 47 FOR POWER DOWN WIRING FIGURE 3 1...
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