Check the reed switches on B and Z-axes

CAUTIONSHARP BLADE: Keep clear of the saw blade while working inside the saw chamber.

1. Using the Manual Mode window, move the C‑axis so that the B‑axis reed switches are visible in the saw chamber.
2. Press the Bev Sol  button and check for smooth movement.
3. Make sure the Bev Sol  button shows a green status indicator.
4. Make sure the 45‑degree reed switch lights up in red while the B‑axis is in the 45‑degree position.
5. Press the Bev Sol  button and check for smooth movement.
6. Make sure the Bev Sol  button shows a green status indicator.
7. Make sure the 90‑degree reed switch lights up in red while the B‑axis is in the 90‑degree position.
8. Press the E‑stop button on the operator console.
9. Open the saw chamber door.

10. If any of the B‑axis reed switches needs adjustment, proceed as follows:

    1. If the B‑axis needs to be in the 45‑degree position, use a pen to hold down the manual override button for the B‑axis air supply valve located on the valve bank at the back of the Z‑axis weldment.

       Note: when the manual override button is released, the B‑axis returns to the 90‑degree position.

    2. Use a flat head screwdriver to loosen the mounting screw, reposition the reed switch correctly within the groove and re-tighten the screw.
11. Make sure both B‑axis reed switches are physically secure and cannot move from their set positions.
12. Make sure the B‑axis reed switch cables are not damaged and not prone to being pinched.
13. Inspect the B‑axis for any rubbish or bits of timber that may prevent correct full movement.
14. Close the saw chamber door.
15. Release the E‑stop button on the operator console.

CAUTIONWhen using the manual mode, make sure that everything and everyone is clear of moving parts to prevent damage or injuries.

1. Using the Manual Mode window, move the Y-axis to the middle position and press the Z Sol1 and Z Sol2  buttons to move the Z‑axis to the lowest position.
2. Make sure the Z Sol1 and Z Sol2  buttons both show a green status indicator.
3. Open up the dome.
4. Remove the rear frame cover.
5. Inspect the Z‑axis for any rubbish or bits of timber that may prevent correct full movement.

6. Make sure the two down reed switches light up in red while the Z‑axis is fully down.

   Note: the Z‑axis down reed switches are fitted at the bottom of the upper cylinder and at the top of the lower cylinder.

7. If required, use a flat head screwdriver to loosen the mounting screw, reposition the down reed switches correctly within the groove and re-tighten the screw.
8. Press the Z Sol1 and Z Sol2  buttons to move the Z‑axis to the highest position and check for smooth movement.
9. Make sure the Z Sol1 and Z Sol2  buttons both show a green status indicator.

10. Make sure the two up reed switches light up in red while the Z‑axis is fully up.

    Note: the Z‑axis up reed switches are fitted at the top of the upper cylinder and at the bottom of the lower cylinder.

11. If required, use a flat head screwdriver to loosen the mounting screw, reposition the up reed switches correctly within the groove and re-tighten the screw.
12. Make sure all Z‑axis reed switches are physically secure and cannot move from their set positions.
13. Make sure all Z‑axis reed switch cables are not damaged and not prone to being pinched.
14. Press the Z Sol1 and Z Sol2  buttons to move the Z‑axis back to the lowest position and check for smooth movement.
15. Refit the rear frame cover.
16. Close the dome.