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I was using the circular saw yesterday when smoke and a burning smell
came from the motor, so stopped immediately. Didn't think I was overtaxing it at the time - just cutting some chipboard. Today, it still runs but the motor sounds raggy and the burning smell is still there. What's likely happened and is it for the skip? It's a B&D so I guess spares/repair is possible although maybe not economical. I checked the brushes and they seem to have plenty of length left in them. |
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