My table saw motor has gone bad. It was like the blade was binding on something, and came to a fast stop when switched off. Then there was significant electrical smoke I had to air out. I unplugged it for a day. Now when I plug it in and start it it seems as if there is a series of jerky electrical resistance spurts, accompanied by a pulsating noise. Like the motor is firing against itself - resisting its own powered rotation by sending quick spurts of electricity power in the wrong direction. Rough, brief, jerky rotation.
It came with a complete manual listing all parts including a full motor, but also has a separate exploded parts illustration of just the motor. Unfortunately it's out of warranty. So can I suspect to replace any parts, without having to replace the whole motor?
table saw motor binding electrical smoke resistance noise jerky....how BAD
Mastercraft 55-6886-6 10" 15A 120V 60Hz 3.0 hp max 5000 rpm no-load speed