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Table Saw Woes
Craftsman - Model 137.248830 - 3.0 HP
Not the best (by a long shot) But mine... Used it today to rip and crosscut (with sled)... Finished up a crosscut, turned the switch off. Once blade stopped spinning, removed the work and the sled. Unplugged from power supply to use the CMS... Went back a little later, plugged the unit back into the power supply, flipped the switch... Nothing. Test power supply, other tools run fine.... *#@*&.... RTFM - Three possible causes: 1. Saw not plugged in - Yes it is 2. Fuse Blown or CB tripped - Saw no mention in manual for fuse, CB (Reset) still in depressed mode. 3. Cord damaged - Nothing visible, only exposed connections are Grounds, all are secure, no other visible connections... Is there a fuse, or simply the Circuit Breaker?? I'm puzzled, work stops... Any suggestions? Rick -- Computer recommends - Hard drinking calypso poet |
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