Problem(s)
Possible Cause(s)
Suggested Solution(s)
Tool is making
unusual sounds.
1.
The mitre saw's
parts may be
rubbing or binding.
2. Electrical
components may be
shorting.
3. Carbon brush
commutator is dirty.
1.
Check for obstructions or
misaligned tool components.
Lubricate, repair or replace the
components based on the
particular problem.
2. Disconnect tool from the power
source immediately. Have the
tool examined by a qualified
technician.
3. Clean the commutator and
carbon brushes (see Carbon
Brush Maintenance).
Heavy sparking
inside motor
housing.
1.
New carbon brushes
installed.
2. Motor is shorting.
3. Carbon brush
commutator is dirty.
1.
Sparking is normal and will
diminish as brushes are shaped
by the tool's commutator.
2. Disconnect tool from the power
source immediately. Have the
tool examined by a qualified
technician.
3. Clean the commutator and
carbon brushes (see Carbon
Brush Maintenance).
Saw cuts are
unsatisfactory.
1.
A dull or damaged
saw blade installed.
2. Incorrect saw blade
installed for material
or type of cut.
3. The motor is
overloaded.
1.
Replace saw blade with a new
saw blade.
2. Install the correct saw blade (see
Choosing a Saw blade in
Operations).
3. Reduce pushing force on the
tool. See Operations for proper
use.
8987646
2-SPEED SLIDING MITER SAW
V1.0
Assistance available at www.princessauto.com or 1-800-665-8685
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