Oliver 5015 User manual
5015 14” Cut Off Saw
Owner’s Manual
Oliver Machinery M-5015 5/2014
Seattle, WA Copyright 2003-2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................... 01
II. SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................. 02
III. CUTTING CAPACITY DIAGRAM ........................................................... 02
IV. CAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATING ....................................................... 03
V. OPERATING PROCEDURES ................................................................ 04
VI. MAINTENANCE & SETVICE .................................................................. 04
VII. REMARKS ............................................................................................. 05
VIII.ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THIS MACHINE (1 (2 ............ 06-07
IX. REPLACING THE SAWBLADE (1 (2 ............................................... 08-09
X. ADJUSTING V-BELT TENSION (1 (2 .............................................. 10-11
XI. DIAGRAMS AND PART LISTS ......................................................... 12-16
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I. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS
Much thanks for our honorable customers whom to select our
products, 14” Auto Hi-speed Cut-Off Saw. We deep believe your
intelligent selection which will make you feel easy and satisfactory.
In order to assist you realize the machinery character and how to
operate, maintain the machinery etc., affairs. Therefore, we compile
this manual for you to study and refer. Of course, the products which
before to deliver to the endorsers our company has made the
necessary testing, measuring & practical operations. But it is
essential to the machinery performance which is based on the
accurate maintenance and operations. Since we wish our honorable
customers must practiced operating method and maintenance
regularly. The manual is suggested to assist the user to understand
the operating method much better and maintenance note precisely;
moreover, to assure the supreme performance & long servicing life of
machinery.
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II. SPECIFICATIONS
14” CUT-OFF SAW
Cutting capacity (thickness x width) 1" x 10", 2" x 9", 3" x 8"
Cycle speed 95 strokes/min
Cycle operation Air
Saw blade size (optional) 14"
Saw arbor diameter 1"
Saw blade speed 4100 RPM
Dust exhaust diameter Ø4"
Motor 5 HP (7.5HP opt.)
Table size 630x 590 mm
Net weight 240 kgs
Gross weight 290 kgs
Packing dimensions (L x W x H) 770 x 760 x 1300 mm
*We reserve the right to modify design without prior notice.
III. CUTTING CAPACITY DIAGRAM
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IV. CAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATING
1. After the machine is transported to the installed site which must be
cared to take off the exporting case and the install site must be
flatten and rugged. If there are not flatten which can be inserted
the shim at the bottom of the machine, so that there are not
swung.
2. After the installed process is completed and then, which can be
connected the power wire. Meanwhile, to inspect the rotating
direction of circular saw is same as indicated or not. Check if there
are not which must exchange the connecting terminal.
3. We can employed the kerosene to clean the anti-rust oil which
brushed on the sliding portion of machinery and then, to wipe new
lubricating oil or grease on the sliding way or transmitting portion.
4. Before operating, firstly inspecting safety appurtenance, guard of
saw blade- - - etc. and other safety device locked tightly or not.
5. To check and inspect if the air piping is connected with the R.F.L
unit, if the oil cup is poured oil, and if there is any leakage on the
piping system or not. Especially, to correct the error and then to
solve the problem. After that, to connect the dust chute with the
dust collector.
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V. OPERATING PROCEDURES:
1. Adjust the angle between guide fence and circular saw which s
corresponded to the being cutting angle.
2. Turn selecting switch of air inlet to the ON position.
3. Start the electric power on.
4. Pedaling on the foot pedal switch and then, the cutting process
can be processed.
5. To inspect if the dimensions & profile of the first products meet the
requirement or not, therefore to adjust the assorted portion again.
VI. MAINTENANCE & SETVICE
1. Each week, the SPINDLE OIL NOZZLE must be lubricated with
grease on the circular saw shaft periodically. (Shell #3 or same
grade grease)
2. Poured the lubricating oil in the R.F.L unit periodically and
drained out the water which stored in the filtering cup.
3. Each day, after the work is over, clean the wood chips on the
machine sot that to assure the operation to be processed
continuously.
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VII. REMARKS
1. When operating, if the workpiece is clogged or any portion of the
machine must be adjusted, beware: turn off the electric power
and then handle again.
2. During operating, the operator must be far from the range of
circular saw processing which can avoid the breakage fly out.
Especially, do not approach your hands to the circular saw.
3. During operating, if the effect of cutting process is not good
enough, check if the V belt is loose or the circular saw is blunt.
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VIII. ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THIS MACHINE (1)
1. As with all machine, there is a certain amount of hazard involved with
the use of this machine. Use the machine with the respect and caution
demanded where safety precautions are concerned. When normal
safety precautions are overlooked or ignored, personal injury to the
operator can result.
2. LIMITED WARRANTY This warranty does not apply to personal injury
and defects due directly or indirectly to misuse, abuse, negligence or
accidents, normal wear-end tear, repair or alterations outside our
faculties, or to a lack of maintenance.
3. IF YOU ARE NOT thoroughly familiar with the operation of this machine,
obtain advice from your suspensor, instructor or other qualified person.
Or please contact the company who sold the machine to you, and
request for the correct instruction of operating. When you are not sure
what the correct operation is, please do not use this machine.
4. IF AT ANY TIME YOU ARE EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES performing the
intended operation, stop using the machine! Then contact the
distributor’s service department or ask a qualified expert how the
operation should be performed.
5. NEVER ALLOW UNSUPERVISED OR UNTRAINDED PERSONNEL TO
OPERATE THE MACHINE. Make sure any instructions you give in
regards to machine operation are approved, correct, safe, and clearly
understood.
6. NEVER OPERATE A MACHINE WHEN TIRED, OR UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF DRUGS OR ALCOHOL. Full mental alertness is required
at all times when running a machine.
7. MAKE all adjustments with the power “OFF”
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VIII. ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THIS MACHINE (2)
8. NEVER LEAVE TOOL RUNNING UNATTENDED. TURN POWER OFF. DO
NOT leave tool until it comes to a complete stop.
9. MAKE SURE wiring codes and recommended electrical connection
instructions are followed, and that the machine is properly grounded.
10. DISCONNECT machine from power source when make repairs.
11. KEEP knives sharp and free of all rust and pitch.
12. DO NOT operate this machine when the guard is removed.
13. KEEP fingers and hands away from the cutting area.
14. NEVER start the machine, with the workpiece in contact with the
cutterhead.
15. CHECK MATERIAL for loose knots and other defects before operating.
16. MAKE SURE the workpiece is free from nails arid other foreign
objects which could cause injury or damage to the knives.
17. MAKE SURE the knives are properly secured to the machine, as
explained in the instruction manual, before turning on power.
18. REMOVE SHAVINGS only with the power “OFF”.
19. KEEP HANDS away from the top surface of the board near the feed
rollers.
20. BEFORE LEAVING the machine, make sure the work area is clean.
21. SHOULD any part of your machine be missing, damaged or fail in any
way, or any electrical component fail to perform properly, shut off
switch and remove plug from power supply outlet. Replace missing,
damaged or failed parts before resuming operation.
22. ATTENTION Before installation & operation, please make sure the
worker have been trained and be effected insurance on. Also, for the
dangerous machine, the seller in local has to insure “Product Liability
Insurance”.
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IX. REPLACING THE SAWBLADE (1)
1. Disconnect the machine from the power source.
2. Open the left side door. Use the supplied door handle to turn the
door latch for opening the door.
3. Loosen the sawblade lock screw by using the supplied "T"
wrench.
"T" WRENCH
BLADE LOCK
SCREW
LEFT SIDE DOOR
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IX. REPLACING THE SAWBLADE (2)
4. Remove sawblade lock screw and flange. Take out the old
sawblade.
5. Fit a sawblade onto the arbor. Ensure that the arbor and flange
are clean of dust and debris before fitting the saw blade.
6. Be sure the saw blade teeth point toward its running direction.
7. Tighten the sawblade securely by using the supplied "T" wrench.
8. Reverse above procedures to return the machine to its original
condition.
FLANGESAWBLADE
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X. ADJUSTING V-BELT TENSION (1)
After the machine has been operated for a long period, the V-belt
tension may loosen gradually. At this time you need to adjust the
V-belt tension.
Inadequate tension in the V-belt will cause the belt to slip from the
pulley. To adjust V-belt tension:
1. Disconnect the machine from the power source.
2. Slightly loosen the 4 screws on the table.
LOCK SCREW
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X. ADJUSTING V-BELT TENSION (2)
3. Open the front door by using the supplied door handle.
4. Move the motor forward to increase the belt tension.
5. After V-belt tension is adjusted tighten the 4 lock screws on the
table.
MOTOR
V-BELT
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DIAGRAMS AND PART LISTS
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PART LIST
1
4
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REF DESCRIPTION Q’TY REF
DESCRIPTION Q’TY
1 Cabinet 1 21 Limit Switch Stop 1
2 Emergency stop S.W. 1 22 Limit Switch 1
3 Lobe knob with 3/8” threaded stud 23 Metal Pad 1
4 Side Door 1 24 Stud Bolt 1
5 Door Lock 25 Support Frame 1
6 Lock Handle 26 Split Pin 4
7 Dust Port 1 27 Coupling Pin 1
8 Front Door 1 28 Support Angle Steel
9 Pedal 1 29 Lock Handle 8mm 1
10 Magnetic Switch 1 30 Equal Stop 1
11 Wire Connecting Plate 1 31 Big Stop 1
12 Electrical Box 1 32 Square Washer 3
13 Air Filter-Pressure Regulator – Oil Feeder 1 33 Square Rail 1
14 Connecting plate 34 Scale 1
15 Roller Conveyor 35 Cushion 1
16 Back Door 1 36 Connecting Link 1
17 Limit Switch Bracket 1 37 Air Cylinder 1
18 Limit Switch 1 38 Pressure Regulating Valve
19 Solenoid Valve 1 39 Toggle 1
20 Bracket 1 40 Coupling Pin 1/ ” × ” 1
41 T-clamp 1
42 Gasket 1
43 Socket Wrench 19mm 1
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PART LIST
1
4
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REF DESCRIPTION Q’TY REF
DESCRIPTION Q’TY
41 T-clamp 1 61 C-Ring
42 Gasket 1 62 Bearing 6 05zz
43 Socket Wrench 19mm 1 63 Bracket
44 Danger Label 64 Shaft
45 Safety Appurtenance 1 65 Suspension Bran 1
46 Lobe Knob 1 66 Flange Washer 1
47 Lock Nut 1 67 Saw Blade 1
48 Rubber Ring 1 68 Inside Flange 1
49 Adjustable Seat 1 69 Locknut 1
50 Guide Screw 1 70 Bearing 6 06zz
51 Switch Box 1 71 Quill 1
52 On Button 1 72 Main Spindle 1
53 Stop Button 1 73 Key 1
54 Air Inlet Switch 1 74 Locknut-Left 1
55 Fence 1 75 Tapper Flange 1
56 Table 1 76 Drive Pulley 1
57 Motor 1 77 Lower Bracket 1
58 Key 1 78 Lower Damper 1
59 Motor Pulley 1 79 COOLANT TANK 1
60 V-belt MF1300 3
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