Sears 113.197511, 113.197611, 113.197411 owner manual Motor Problem, Possible Causes, What to Do

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Troubleshooting

Motor Problem

Molor overheats or stalls

While motor is running, fuses blow

Molor starts slowly or fails to come to full power

Possible Cause(s)

Overloaded power line

Feeding rate too fast

Improper motor cooling

Saw blade has heel

Need 15 amp circuit

Need 15 amp slow-blow fuse Low voltage

Incorrect gauge extension cord

Overloaded power line

Undersize wires or circuit too long

What to Do

Reduce line load by removing other lights, appliances

Slow rate of feed

Vacuum sawdust from motor to allow normal air circulation

Check alignment

Call your electrician

Install correct fuses

Check voltage. Normal loads can be safely handled at 10% above or below nameplate voltage; heavy loads need same voltage at motor terminal as on nameplate

Refer to table in Electrical Con- nections

Reduce line load by removing other lights, appliances

Increase wire size or shorten length of wiring

Molor will not run

Fuses blow when motor is turned

on

Frequent opening of fuses or cir- cuit breakers

Sawdust build-up

Protector circuit open

Low voltage

Sawdust build-up

Bent or bound-up arbor shaft

Internal damage

Motor overloaded

Fuses or circuit breakers do not have enough capacity

Vacuum motor

Push re-set button; listen and feel for click

Check power line for correct volt- age

Vacuum motor

Check that shaft turns freely by hand; if it doesn't, return to Sears

Take saw to Sears for service

Slow feed rate

Replace with 15 amp slow-blow fuse or circuit breaker

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Contents 113.197611 113.197511Part No. SP5539 Contents Safety Symbol and Signal Words SafetyMajor Hazards Wrong Way Feed Hazard KWARNINGPersonal Safety Instructions Safety InstructionsWork Area Safety Instructions Workpiece Safety Instructions Saw Safety InstructionsBlade Safety Instructions KWARNING On-Product Safety LabelsSafety Identify Parts AssemblyQJlIF*llfq!lt LHllLltlLllltllllltB Tools Needed For Assembly Build Cabinet Base Assembly StepsBuild Foot Assemblies Shaped Slot Attach Foot Assemblies Short Assemble Side PanelsOnly Door Model without Casters Attach Door Hinges AssemblyAttach Side Panels to Bottom Shelf Attach/Install SpacersAttach Skirts Center Support Upper Lower Attach Doors Complete Center Slide AssemblyOnly Drawer Model Center Support Attach Handwheel Assemble DrawersShaft has left-hand threa&. Turn nut clock- wise to loosen Mount MotorMount Basic Saw Assembly AssemblyAttach Trim Caps Adjust Leveling FeetAttach Slide Arm Supports Install Front TableClips. Note Table will extend about Beyond Trim caps Assemble Table Lock Mechanism Install Drawers Only Drawer Model Alignment and AdjustmentTo Remove Drawers Only Drawer Model 45, -45 , 90 ControlsRip l.ock Controls Alignment and Adjustment Steps Alignment and AdjustmentAdjust Column Support Level Front Table Square Crosscut Travel Square Blade to Table for Crosscut- ting Install BladeAlignment and Adjustment Square Blade to Fence Square Blade to Table for Ripping Adjust Carriage Bearings Make Blade Parallel to Table Align Spreader to Blade Install GuardGo to Digital Display Section and follow Complete Adjustments=73 Error MessagesDigital Display Button FunctionsTo Replace Battery Install BatteryMiter Encoder Align EncodersBevel Encoder Set Zero Reference Points For Bevel, Miter, and ElevationSet Zero Reference Point For Out-Rip Set Zero Reference Point For RipConversion Table Power Supply Motor SpecificationsElectrical Connections Motor Protection & Reset ButtonTo avoid electric shock, unplug saw To Change Motor Voltage to 240 A.CBefore changing Motor voltage Having fingers, hand or arm cut off Crosscutting SafetyCrosscutting During crosscutting, blade teeth canCrosscut Kerfs CrosscuttinStep Making CrosscutsRepetitive Crosscutting Infeed and Outfeed Directions RippingRipping Defined In-Rip and Out-Rip PositionsWorkpiece Positioning Ripping SafetyPinching or binding can happen when KickbackWrong Way Feed RippingPawls and Spreader Function Guard Nose FunctionIf workpiece is pushed along fence Ripping Set-up ProcedureWith kerfs, workpiece could get Inleed Making Rip CutsDado Blades, Molding Heads Ripping HintsAuxiliary Fence and Push Block for Ripping Cutting AidesFences Push SticksCutting Aides Straight Edge for Irregular Workpiece Cutting AidesInformation for Dado Accessories SafetyInformation for Edging Edging without an auxiliary fence Lower Blade GuardLower blade guard can get caught or AccessoriesJam in fence or table kerfs Lubrication MaintenanceCleaning General InformationRemove screw and nut from swivel lock knob Adjustments for WearArm and Column Carriage BearingsReplacing Pawls Blade ChangingPossible Causes Motor ProblemWhat to Do Troubleshooting Possible Causes TroubleshootingCutting Problem Saw ProblemElectronics Problem TroubleshootingBlank Model NOS .197411 and 113.197511 Repair PartsAlways order by Part Number Not by Key Number Repair PartsModel NOS .197411 and 113.197611 Base and Column Assembly Model NOS .197411 and 113.197511 Model NOS .197411 and 113.197611 Parts List for Craftsman 10 Electronic Radial SAWModel NOS .197411 and 113.197511 Part Model NOS .197411 and 113.197611 and 113,197511Repair Parts ARM Assembly Table Assembly Foot Assembly Model 113.197511 Model NOS .197411, 113.197511 Model NOS .197411, 113.197511 Repairs PartsRepairs Parts Cabinet Assembly for Model 113.197411 Model ForMotor Assembly Guard Assembly Index 113.197411 Sold by SEARS, Roebuck and CO., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.APail No. SP5539