Clean the armature and install new brushes, the armature is burned with carbon and loses its ability to conduct electricity properly. Make sure to in between every copper rib on the armature so it doesn't ground itself back out.
thank you for your reply! i don't know if this changes anything, this saw hasn't seen over a dozen hours in action since i bought it new, and the brushes look new. the repairman checked the motor, said it "looks like its never been hot", and brushed me off. yet the thing wont cut. is there a reason why the blade would want to cut out of a straight line, jamming itself this way?thank you for your reply! i don't know if this changes anything, this saw hasn't seen over a dozen hours in action since i bought it new, and the brushes look new. the repairman checked the motor, said it "looks like its never been hot", and brushed me off. yet the thing wont cut. is there a reason why the blade would want to cut out of a straight line, jamming itself this way?
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Clean the armature and install new brushes, the armature is burned with carbon and loses its ability to conduct electricity properly. Make sure to in between every copper rib on the armature so it doesn't ground itself back out.
thank you for your reply! i don't know if this changes anything, this saw hasn't seen over a dozen hours in action since i bought it new, and the brushes look new. the repairman checked the motor, said it "looks like its never been hot", and brushed me off. yet the thing wont cut. is there a reason why the blade would want to cut out of a straight line, jamming itself this way?