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Unknown Table Saw - No Power
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6 years 10 months ago #2273
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Hi all,
I have a inherited a rather large, heavy duty table saw. I can't make out any brand name or identification marks except for details on the motor unit.
My problem is it has no power. Starts up OK but under any load it stalls and buzzes. I've replaced the two starter capacitors but this has had no effect. It seems to be a standard 230v motor. I'm running it from a standard socket at the moment although I'd assume it would like to be hard wired in to dedicated 32 amp circuit. I'd expect the thing to be able to cut small amounts of soft wood however on a standard 13amp plug.
Is this a sign the motor has seen better days, or is there something I could try to get it working again?
I have a inherited a rather large, heavy duty table saw. I can't make out any brand name or identification marks except for details on the motor unit.
My problem is it has no power. Starts up OK but under any load it stalls and buzzes. I've replaced the two starter capacitors but this has had no effect. It seems to be a standard 230v motor. I'm running it from a standard socket at the moment although I'd assume it would like to be hard wired in to dedicated 32 amp circuit. I'd expect the thing to be able to cut small amounts of soft wood however on a standard 13amp plug.
Is this a sign the motor has seen better days, or is there something I could try to get it working again?
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6 years 10 months ago #2278
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Replied by MTR-Admin on topic Unknown Table Saw - No Power
Thank you for the post!
This definitely sounds like a motor issue. If all the wiring and switching controls are operating it is possibly a shorted field coil or some other internal motor issue.
The inputs to the motor connections need to be checked to see if the motor has what it needs to run and then go from there. It may be worth having an electrician take a look.
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This definitely sounds like a motor issue. If all the wiring and switching controls are operating it is possibly a shorted field coil or some other internal motor issue.
The inputs to the motor connections need to be checked to see if the motor has what it needs to run and then go from there. It may be worth having an electrician take a look.
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6 years 10 months ago #2280
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Replied by alexhitchins on topic Unknown Table Saw - No Power
Good thinking, I might see if I can get access to the motor to check for shorts.
It's fairly seized up so might be too much trouble, plus I'd guess a replacement motor would be expensive.
Thanks again,
AH
It's fairly seized up so might be too much trouble, plus I'd guess a replacement motor would be expensive.
Thanks again,
AH
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