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Troubleshooting: The Stationary or Carriage Side Horizontals Won’t Move Anymore
Updated
If you find that one or more of the horizontals don’t move in or out anymore you more than likely have one of two issues.
Issue 1: Saw dust has built up in the Horizontals and is stopping the movement.
Solution: Use compressed air to blow out the Horizontal tubes.




Issue #2: The gears get blocked by saw dust build-up by the motor.
Solution: Use compressed air to blow out around the motors themselves.



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