Zipper Wet Tile Saw - ZI-FS200

The ZI-FS200 is a wet tile saw designed for making precise cuts in a variety of materials includin...

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This guide is for anyone using the Zipper ZI-FS200 wet tile saw, designed for precise cuts in various tile materials. The key benefit is the ability to make clean cuts with its powerful motor and wet cutting system. However, remember to always use appropriate safety gear, and ensure the saw is properly grounded.

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Model Part NumberZI-FS200
BrandZipper

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FAQs

What types of materials can I cut with this saw?

You can cut ceramic, quarry stone, terracotta, slate, marble, porcelain, and frost-proof tiles.

What is the maximum cutting length?

The maximum cutting length is 60 cm.

What cutting angles are supported?

The saw supports 45° and 90° cutting angles.

How do I maintain the water pump?

Regularly check the water level and clean the pump to prevent clogs. Ensure the pump is fully submerged.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear safety glasses, and a dust mask. Ensure the saw is properly grounded and the material is securely positioned before cutting.

What is the maximum cutting depth?

The maximum cutting depth is 3 cm at 90 degrees and 22 mm at 45 degrees.

Are replacement parts available?

Contact Zipper or your local hardware store for replacement blades and parts.

Troubleshooting

Saw won't turn on.

Check the power connection and ensure the saw is plugged in securely. Check the PRCD plug.

Poor cutting performance.

Check the blade for sharpness and replace if necessary. Ensure the material is properly supported and aligned.

Water pump not working.

Check the water level and ensure the pump is fully submerged. Inspect the pump for clogs and clean if needed.

Cuts are not straight.

Check the alignment of the blade and fence. Ensure the material is held firmly against the fence while cutting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-powered 800W motor for efficient cutting.
  • Wet cutting system for cleaner cuts and reduced dust.
  • Capable of handling various materials including ceramic, porcelain, and stone.
  • Provides both 45° and 90° cutting angles for versatile use.
  • Includes removable legs for easy transport and storage.

Cons

  • Requires a water source for the wet cutting system.
  • May require more space due to its size (D 120 x W 48 x H 114 cm).
  • Requires proper setup and alignment for accurate cuts.
  • Blade maintenance is needed for optimal performance.
  • User must wear appropriate safety gear.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Assembly: Attach the removable legs to the saw base.
  2. Water System: Connect the water pump and fill the reservoir with clean water. Ensure the pump is fully submerged.
  3. Blade Installation: Install the appropriate blade for the material you are cutting. Always use the correct blade.
  4. Power: Connect the saw to a 230V, 50Hz power supply. Ensure the PRCD plug is connected.
  5. Compatibility: This saw is compatible with ceramic, quarry stone, terracotta, slate, marble, porcelain, and frost-proof tiles.
  6. Care:
  • Always unplug the saw before cleaning or maintenance.
  • Regularly clean the saw, water reservoir, and blade guard.
  • Inspect the blade for wear and replace when necessary.
  • Store the saw in a dry place when not in use.

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