Problem	Possible Cause	Possible Solution
Blade stuck in the closed position	Blade hitting the cut bushing	Re-Install cut bushing (See the cut bushing installation procedure)
Material doesn’t feed properly	Belt feed not adjusted correctly	Tighten the belt feed adjusting knob clockwise to increase tension (Do not over tighten, this will cause material to jam)
	Cut bushing too small	Re-Install cut bushing (See the cut bushing installation procedure)
Display not functioning	Blown fuse	Replace with recommended fuse
	Unit not powered up	Turn power switch on, in the rear of the unit
	Incorrect voltage supplied	Make certain the incoming voltage is correct and is NOT being influenced by large equipment upstream.
Poor quality of cut or no cut	Dull or chipped blades	Dull or chipped blades must be replaced
	Cut bushings not installed correctly	Re-Install Cut bushings (See the Cut bushing installation procedure)
Erratic cut lengths	Uneven Dereeler tension	Make sure at high speeds, a power assisted dereeler is used
	Feed belts not adjusted correctly	Tighten the feed belt adjusting knob clockwise to increase tension clockwise to increase tension
	Cut bushing too small	Re-Install cut

ALSO SEE OPERATING MANUAL FOR DIAGRAMS

Resources

WC601A Product Page

Download Operating Manual

Technical Documentation: WC601A Wire and Tubing Cutter

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