Mitek Automated Component Saw Cyber A/T

Warning: This calibration check requires trained personnel with PPE!

Angles checked and within tolerance?

Centerlines checked and within tolerance?

Lumber stop and carriage positions checked and within tolerance?

Hold-down position and tension checked and within tolerance?

Perform a test by cutting two boards

Test Board 1 cut and measurements within tolerance?

Test Board 2 cut and measurements within tolerance?

Check the infeed conveyors and hold-downs horizontal location calibration

Start the blades using any operating mode

Ensure that all movement stops within 6 seconds

The E-stop icon in the alarm bar at the top of the screen should blink in red

Try to start one of the saw blades by pressing and holding one of the start buttons

The emergency stop icon in the alarm bar at the top of the screen should stop blinking

Repeat until all E-stops have been checked and passed the test

WARNING: COMPRESSED AIR HAZARD.

To avoid injury, bleed all pressure from the lines before removing the reservoir.

Ensure that the reservoir is securely attached to the lubricator body before returning pressure to the lines.

At the beginning of the day, check the saw pneumatics:

• Filter/regulator should read approximately 100 psi

• Lubricator oil level should be 1/4 to 3/4 full

• Ensure the filter is draining the water out of its bowl

At the beginning of the day, check the PC enclosure pneumatics:

• Filter/regulator should read approximately 100 psi

1. Check the condition of all saw blades.

a) Rotate the blade in the cutting direction (toward the operator side). The blade should spin freely without touching the brake and have no indication of wobble. Refer to page MT-160 in the Troubleshooting appendix to correct a wobble.

b) Check for the following items on a daily basis, and replace, repair, or retip the blades if any of the following characteristics are found.

- Chipped or missing teeth or dull edges

- Bending or warping of the blade or cracks in the blade plate (look carefully around the teeth and screw holes for cracks)

a) To do so, start all saw blades, using any operating mode

b) Press an E-stop or the stop sign on the touch screen.

1. While standing in the saw waste conveyor, and with all power still locked and tagged out, visually check for cables that may interfere with movement of the blades, conveyors, or carriage. Secure cables as necessary.

2. Check that all guards are in place and secure.

a) Check the stationary and movable hold-down guards.

b) Check the lumber stop guard.

c) Check the left and right feed guards.

d) Check the stationary and movable operator guards.

Danger: ELECTROCUTION, HIGH PRESSURE, CRUSH, AND CUT HAZARDS!

Failure to operate the saw with all safety devices in proper working order and all safety guards in place may result in severe personal injury or death.