Re: Table Saw Woes

: I'll be back...

Warned you....

I really need to get handier with the multimeter...

Testing for AC volts:

thru power supply cord - 121 VAC thru switch CB assy - Switch off - 2.2VAC Switch on - 22.0VAC

Prognosis - bad Switch/CB ???

Not a lot accessible to test

Three wires coming to switch (power cord Hot/black, Neutral/white, Ground/green, simple blade type connections. black and white terminate at switch, green to chassis.

Three wires leaving switch to motor (black, white, green)

Switch CB Assy - neutral passes thru CB, black thru switch.

CB never 'popped' - replies include 'resetting/recycling' CB, but how is that possible if I can't get 'it' to pop ??

Both switch and CB appear to be sealed units, was a lot of sawdust (surprised me) within the plastic housing (two screws to remove)...

It's getting dark, I'll read up on use of multimeter... 'checking continuity / checking for voltage' etc...

We can eliminate motor 'dead spot', I've spun the arbor by hand.. No motor hum with power on. Abstained from compressed air, but have vacuumed. No visible/tactile evidence of a reset button on the motor itself. This is a fairly new unit (less than 2 years old)..

Plus - Free advice on the internet - isn't this a great place :-)

Rick

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I had the same problem. I just figured it out. The switch is bad. I bypassed the switch and the motor worked.

pray4surf Wrote:

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Let me know how it goes.

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Try taking the switch apart and blow it out with compressed air. It has worked for me on numerous occasions.

Best Regards, Phil

Went back a little

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Phil Anderson

Hey stranger :)

Drop me a line on the side (rcmr at telus dot net)

Not here too much any more...signal to noise ratio is out of whack

Rob

http://www.robswoodwork> Try taking the switch apart and blow it out with compressed air. It has

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