How to Maintain Your Electric Tile Cutter for Long-Term Use in the U.S.

Keeping your electric tile cutter in top condition is essential for consistent performance and longevity. U.S. contractors know that proper maintenance reduces downtime and protects their investment.

1. Daily Cleaning

After each use, remove debris and dust from the rails, cutting table, and blade area.

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2. Inspect and Replace Blades

A dull blade can chip tiles and slow down cutting. Inspect blades regularly for wear.

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3. Lubricate Moving Parts

Keep rails and guides smooth to maintain precise motion.

4. Check the Water Cooling System

Ensure hoses are clear and water flow is consistent to prevent overheating.

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5. Store Properly

Keep the cutter in a dry, covered location to protect it from dust and corrosion.

💬 Testimonial:
"We’ve had our Wandeli cutter for three years now, and it still works like day one thanks to regular upkeep." – Luis M., Flooring Contractor, New York

✅ FAQs

Q1: How often should I lubricate the rails?
A: For daily use, once a week is ideal.

Q2: What if the water system is clogged?
A: Flush it with clean water and check for debris in the filter.

Q3: Does maintenance affect warranty?
A: Proper maintenance helps keep warranty coverage intact.

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