Troubleshooting - Scheppach BASA3 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine

17. Troubleshooting

Fault
Motor does not start
Saw band doesn't move
Incorrect turning direction
for motor
Saw band drifting
Burn marks on the wood
when working
Saw band jams when work-
ing
The engine runs slowly and
does not reach the operating
speed.
Motor makes excessive
noise
The motor does not reach its
full power.
Motor overheats easily.
Possible cause
• No power
• Switch, capacitor defective
• Electrical extension lead faulty
• Open housing cover (limit switch)
• Motor, cable or plug defective,
fuses burnt
• No power
• V-belt torn
• Motor, cable or plug defective,
fuses burnt
• Incorrect connection
• Guide incorrectly adjusted
• Incorrect saw band
• Saw band blunt
• Incorrect saw band
• Saw band blunt
• Saw band resinous
• Guide incorrectly adjusted
• Voltage too low, coils damaged,
capacitor burnt
• Coils damaged, motor defective
• Circuits in the network are overload-
ed (lamps, other motors, etc.)
• Overloading of the motor, insufficient
cooling of the motor
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Remedy
• Check the mains fuse
• Have checked by an electrician
• Unplug the mains fuse, check,
replace if necessary
• Close housing cover precisely
• Arrange for inspection of the machine
by a specialist. Never repair the motor
yourself. Danger! Check fuses and
replace as necessary
• Check the mains fuse
• Have checked by an electrician
• Arrange for inspection of the machine
by a specialist. Never repair the motor
yourself. Danger! Check fuses and
replace as necessary
• Change direction of rotation on CEE
connector
• Adjusting the saw band guide correct-
ly (see 9.12)
• Select the correct saw band (see
chapter 15)
• Replace saw band
• Select the correct saw band (see
chapter 15)
• Replace saw band
• Clean saw band
• Adjusting the saw band guide correct-
ly (see 9.12)
• Arrange for inspection of the motor by
a specialist. Arrange for replacement
of the capacitor by a specialist.
• Arrange for inspection of the motor by
a specialist.
• Do not use any other equipment or
motors on the same circuit.
• Avoid overloading the motor while
cutting. remove dust from the motor
in order to ensure optimal cooling of
the motor.
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