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Motor does not brake
Causes of overload
Blazing traces on the
workpiece
The motor of the
machine-made purring
and does not rotate
The switch does not lock
on (after plugging to the
power and pressing the
switch, the saw stops
immediately)
6.4- Storage
- Keep the product, the instructions manual and all accessories in the original packaging.
- It is recommended to store the tool in a dry location out of children's reach.
- Cover the saw properly if you store it in a shelter or in poorly protected room.
- Protect the motor and especially the switch against water and moisture.
- Do not store anything above or on the log saw.
6.5- Disposal
- Do not dispose the product with household garbage. Do not throw into the environment.
- Dispose of the product in a collection centre for waste of electrical and electronic equipment, or a
waste drop-off centre; or seek advice from your local municipality.
- Disposal of the product, accessories and packaging should be carried out according to local
regulations governing environment protection.
The motor brake is worn out.
1. Supply line too long or wire
cross section too small.
2. Saw blade not sharpen
3. Teeth of the saw blade do not
have the correct path.
Blunt saw blade.
Check the fuses
The neutral wire is missing on
the network side.
Contact your local authorized repair
service to replace the motor brake.
1. The extension cable must be properly
sized (wire cross section 1.5 mm2)
2. Sharpen the saw blade.
3. Consult a specialist.
Sharpen or replace the blade.
Change fuses (if damaged)
Proceed with repair by qualified
technician (electrician).
Warning: locking a switch to be able to
work without neutral wire will damage
the switch and will void the warranty.
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