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Uneven Segment Wear

CAUSE	REMEDY
Segments worn on one side reducing side clearance. Usually caused by misalignment of the saw or a lack of sufficient water on both sides of the blade.	Check the saw alignment. Clean the water system, making certain that water is properly applied to both sides of the blade. Check to see if the pump is supplying sufficient water. (See Excessive Wear section)
Blade is worn out of round due to bad bearings, worn arbor, missing bushing, arbor hole larger than arbor, cleanliness of or damage to flange surfaces or excessively dull condition. (See section on Excessive Wear)	Replace the bearings or worn arbor as required. Inspect the flanges for damage and foreign materials; replace if necessary. Do not remove drive pins when supplied with blade flanges.