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TROUBLE SHOOTING -- MOTOR (Continued)

TROUBLE

PROBABLE

CAUSE

REMEDY

Motor

starts slowly

1.

Low voltage

will

not

1, Request voltage check from the power

or falls to come up

trip relay.

company.

to full

speed.

2.

Windings

burned

out

2.

Have motor repaired or replaced.

or open.

3.

Starting

relay not

3.

Have

relay

replaced.

operating.

Motor

overheats.

1.

Motor

overloaded.

1.

Feed work slower into blade.

2.

improper

cooling.

(Air

2.

Clean

out sawdust to

provide normal air

circulation

restricted

circulation

through

motor.

through

motor

due to

See "Maintenance

and

Lubrication"

sawdust.

section.

Starting

switch in

1.

Burned

switch

contacts

1. Have switch

replaced

and request

a voltage

motor

will not

(due to extended

hold-in

check from the power company.

operate.

periods

caused

by low

line voltage,

etc.)

2.

Shorted

capacitor

2.

Have

capacitor

tested

and

replace if

defective.

3.

Loose

or

broken

3.

Have

wiring

checked

and

repaired.

connections.

Motor

stalls

1.

Starting

switch

not

1.

Have

switch

replaced.

(resulting

in blown

operating.

fuses

or

tripped

2.

Voltage

too Iowto

permit

2.

Request voltage check from the power

circuit

breakers).

motor

to reach operating

company.

speed.

3.

Fuses

or circuit

breakers

3.

Install

proper

size fuses

or circuit

breakers.

do not

have

sufficient

capacity.

Frequent

opening of

1. Motor

overloaded.

1. Feed work slower

into

blade.

fuses

or circuit

2. Fuses or circuit breakers 2. Install proper size fuses or circuit breakers.

breakers.

do not

have

sufficient

capacity.

3. Starting

switch

not

3. Have

switch

replaced.

operating

(motor

does

reach

speed)

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Contents Save This Manual For Future Reference Model noKnow Your Power Tool Ground ALL Tools Full ONE Year Warranty on Craftsman TAB LE SAWKeep Work Area Clean Keep Guards in PlaceSaw should be positioned so neither LocationKickbacks Protection EYES, HANDS, FACE, EARS, BodyThink Safety USE only Accessories Designed for this SAWOperation of any power tool can result in foreign Know Your Cutting Tools200 Connecting to Power Source Outlet\i l Unpacking and Checking ContentsQty List of Loose PartsExternal Part Name QtyWasher Wing Screw Washer Support RodAssembling Steel Legs AssemblyMounting SAW Through the Holes in the Side Stiffeners MarkedChecking Table INS ERT Installing HandwheelsImportant -- Read Before Proceeding Groove Remove Plug from Power Source OutletBlade should be allthe way UP Blade TILT, or Squareness Blade to TableSquare and 45 Bevel Stop Screws \ \ Mounting the Motor TiLT MechanismCheck Motor Rotation Diameter ShaftConniector is puslted on the shaft as far as it Mounting the Flexible ShaftSmall Ferrule ShafthousingMotor Connector Attaching and Assembling Table Extensions Hardware For Installing Extensions To SAW TableLarge Ferrule No. Description QtyMounting Switch Installing RiP Fence Guide BarsSELF-THREADING NUT Hole Aligning RIP Fence Raise lock lever IncreasedINSTALLING Blade Guard Adjusting RiP Scale iNDiCATORLockwashers 1/4 in. External Type approx, die. of hole 1/4 Plate Nut Spreader Clamp Spreader BracketRip fence guide bar Avord Adjusting Miter GaugeINJURY I / t TightlyagainstiPlugging in Motor Assembling HOLD-DOWNGetting to Know Your SAW ON-OFF SwitchSawblade Yellow PlasticTilt, or To Avoid Injury DUE to H OFF Power VingROD Surface Pull towardEXACT-I-CUT Removing and Installing SawbladeWork Helpers OperationPush Stick and Push Block Auxiliary FENCE/WORK SupportREPETiTiVE Cutting CrosscuttingBevel Crosscutting Miter CuttingRiPPiNG Compound Moter CuttingBevel Ripping ReasonPage Ploughing and Molding Resawing INSTALL Blade Guard Immediately UponCutting Panels RabbetingDadoing Using FeatherboardsAlways USE Dado Insert Listed Under Recommended Accessories Do not allow sawdust to accumulate inside Saw LUBRICATmON and MaintenanceCAT. no Recommended AccessoriesLubrication of Flexible Shaft Trouble Outlet Before TroubleshootingRemedy Trouble Probable Cause RemedyStarting Switch Request voltage check from the powerOr falls to come up CompanyRepair Parts IIC Page Ecooo € uKey Part Description Indicator 62944Handle 62529 Shoe 62531Key Part No. No Parts LaST for Craftsman Deluxe 10 iNCH Table SAW Model no60425 62779 62778 62777 STD541231 62482 37858 Washer, 21/64Does Not Include Key No Order Separately If Required ON/OFF Power OutletGuard Assembly Parts List for Craftsman Deluxe 10 iNCH Table SAW Model noDescription 60314 Key Pa62552 STD551225Thread Motor Key Part60306 Number Part Description Model Name ServicePart