Shindaiwa FVS-423/M Bedienungsanleitung Seite 19

Handling and Storage of Wheels
Before you start
Do not grind with a cut-off wheel or put pressure on the
sides.
Use only reinforced wheels, or wheels approved for this
saw by shindaiwa.
Wheels that are too thick or fit the arbour improperly
may shatter, causing serious personal injury. So may
wheels of low speed rating or those that are cracked,
wrapped, out-of-round or edge-damaged.
4. A wheel can stand a lot of cutting pressure as long as the
pressure is straight on and not from the side of the wheel.
This is why you always must make only straight line cuts, by
avoiding saw tilt or wobbling off line during a cut.
5. Saws intended for forcible entry should be equipped with
new wheels for each use. If the used wheels can pass the
ring test and close inspection, they may be use in training
emergency crews.
1. Check every wheel for warping, cracks and broken edges
before mounting on the saw.
2. Warped wheels do not cut properly and may be stressed to
the point of breaking. Always store your wheels sown flat on
a smooth, flat and dry surface. When stacking many wheels,
place cardboard or paper spacers between them as a cush-
ion.
3. Moisture and heat both can cause wheel damage. Do not let
wheels lie in the sun or expose them to high heat. Keep
wheels dry at all times, and store in an area of low humidity
and moderate temperature. Protection from moisture dam-
age applies during water-flush cutting. To keep water from
penetrating the wheel, bring wheel up to cutting speed be-
fore turning on water, and maintain wheel rotation for 10 sec-
onds after shutting off water.
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