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Default Dying Motor on Sears Table Saw?

Is the motor clean and oiled?

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"Jim" wrote in message
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"Michael" wrote in message
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I've had this table saw for at least 20 years. Lately, it's
been tripping the breaker with greater frequency. I'm
wondering if the motor is wearing out, or if I should
check something else.

Thanks,

First of all, you need to eliminate the breaker as a source of your

problem.
Breakers loose a little strength every time that they trip. Hence, over
time, they will trip at a much lower current level.

Testing the motor is not a simple matter. I suggest you take it to a

motor
repair place where they have tools adequate for the testing.

Jim
Mike