Polar 76 EM Problems

endiseki

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The back gauge is not 5cm long. When I want to cut a business card, I try to manually rotate it to bring it in. I removed the plate under the clamp, but I guess I had to attach it somewhere, I couldn't find it.
 
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    Polar 76 EM draw on uncoated 20#
    Picture attached will show issue we are having.
    Seems as if the clamp is releasing before the cut is finished - Making a loud noise and blade raises a bit (followed by the picture as a result)
    We just replaced the blade less than a week ago.
    We also flushed and replaced the hydraulic fluid.
    And advice/suggestions would be appreciated.

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    It would appear from your photo that main pressure is not being applied. Do you have a pressure gauge to read pressure applied. Also you say there is is bang when knife is on up stroke. If have seen a similar fault, inside the hydraulic ram their are two Chambers, fast fill and main pressure. Main pressure is applied when a spring operated valve inside the ram moves when back pressure builds up. I would suggest you remove the ram strip down and inspect.
    Good look
     
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