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Views: 9 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2018-10-22 Origin: Site
| PROBLEM | CAUSE | SOLUTION |
| Loss of Tension | lack of sufficient water supply | make sure water supply is adequate and reaching the core near the collars |
| diamond blade not aligned properly on saw | make sure flanges are clean and all mounts are secure | |
| Segment Loss | diamond blade overheating | apply enough water to cutting area |
| diamond blade type is too hard for surface being cut | use diamond blade with a softer bond | |
| Cracked Core | diamond blade could be too hard for surface being cut | use a softer bond blade |
| diamond blade is not mounted properly | make sure blade is mounted correctly and saw is in good working condition | |
| Slow Cutting Speed | material being cut is too hard for blade. the material will wear away the diamond segments | choose proper blade, make sure diamond segments are doing the cutting |
| Arbor Hole Out of Round | blade collar is loose | tighten the arbor nut to ensure blade is adequately secure |
| blade is not mounted properly | make sure blade is mounted properly on the shaft diameter | |
| Uneven Segment Wear | faulty equipment | replace belts, bearings or arbor shaft |
| Wobbly Blade | diamond blade was not properly handled and is bent | blade needs to be replaced or flatened, if its under warranty, return to manufacturer |
