It sounds like there have been a lot of questions posted on the saw, but none of them completely answered my questions so here it goes.
New to wood working, fairly new to this saw. Purchased it used $100.00
I started my first serious cabinet carpentry project with this saw. Several cuts in and the on/off switch failed. Not a big deal, replaced it and it fired up right away. Two cuts later the motor would not start again. After much trouble shooting and reconnecting, I rapped on the motor and it fired up.
After closer inspection I see a lot of “spark” from inside of the motor. Now I periodically have to rap on it to get it going.
Do I have to replace the brushes.
-- Troy Thompson
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#1 posted 160 days ago
Try posting this in the forum section. You will get lots of good advice.
-- Bill - Mesquite, TX --- "Everything with a power cord eventually winds up in the trash.” John Sarge , timber framer and blacksmith instructor at Tillers International school
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#2 posted 160 days ago
I did. I didnt not realize that I was in the wrong section when I posted. I have looked to delete this Blog and can not.
Thanks
-- Troy Thompson
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