Common problems and solutions for circular saw blades

Today, we will discuss the common problems and solutions for circular saw blades.

Problem 1:

The high-speed circular saw machine occasionally experiences significant vibrations.

Solution:

First, check if the equipment is placed unevenly or on an uneven surface. Check for bearing damage, ensure the machine casing is intact, and check if the sanding wheel is eccentric. Lastly, check if the gears are intact and if the bearing seat is worn. If the problem persists, contact the manufacturer immediately for assistance.

Problem 2:

The circular saw blade suddenly stops working or the equipment stops moving.

Solution:

This is often a circuit problem. Immediately cut off the power, check the circuit, test if the voltage is stable, ensure the power supply is normal, check if the ground wire is connected, and check if any nearby equipment is affecting the voltage. Another possibility is a problem with the equipment itself. Check if the saw blade is stuck or if any other parts are damaged. If the equipment itself is the problem, a professional should be contacted for inspection.

Problem 3:

The operator hears loud noises while operating the equipment.

Solution:

This is most likely due to bearing damage, such as eccentric sanding wheels, damage to the gear, or other hardware damage. Contact the supplier for repair or replacement.

Problem 4:

Smoke appears from the metal circular saw machine.

Solution:

This is generally a sign that the equipment is entering the aging stage, which is unavoidable. However, if the equipment was recently purchased, it is likely due to a lack of maintenance. If the company does not care about cleaning and maintaining the equipment, uses it excessively without proper rest time, or if parts of the equipment have aged, the metal circular saw blade may need to be replaced. When this happens, stop the equipment immediately, carefully troubleshoot the problem, and restart it after the issue has been resolved.

Problem 5:

The machine emits an unusual odor.

Solution:

If the operator detects an unusual odor from the equipment while working, immediately stop the equipment, cut off the power, and check the system for circuit problems. Alternatively, it may be due to fatigue caused by prolonged use, resulting in high temperatures and an odor. If the problem persists, seek professional assistance.

Problem 6:

The protective cover on the high-speed circular saw machine is worn.

Solution:

When purchasing equipment, the company should carefully inspect its integrity. If damage or wear is found on the protective cover during use, it may be due to human error, such as excessive force applied by the operator, prolonged use, high temperatures causing melting, or excessive wear due to prolonged use. Contact the manufacturer for a replacement.”