Need diagram for a target brick saw on and off switch with a 2hp baldor motor

The diagram is almost always either on a label on the side of the motor or on a label inside the little connection hatch.

As you only have 4 wires from the motor it should be straight forward as two would be from the start winding (Black and red) and the other the run winding (White with yellow stripe and Blue). You should be able to check this with a tester as there should only be continuity between the wires as mentioned above.

Reference the thermal switch, I am not 100% sure on the color codes but have attached a diagram which should help but will advise as best as I can on the connection. The diagram is for a high/low voltage but you can disregard the winding on 3 and 4 but should help on the understanding.

Join the blue and black wire from the motor together and connect to the black wire from the supply. You should be able to run the motor (Excluding the thermal switch) by connecting the White with yellow stripe and the red wire together along with the white from the supply. To include this switch I would presume that you would connect the red wire from the motor to the brown wire from the thermal switch, the yellow wire from thermal switch to the White with yellow stripe from the motor and finally the white wire from the thermal switch to the white from the supply.

Page 54 and 55 of this manual should solve the problem.
http://cdn0.grizzly.com/manuals/g1022sm_m.pdf.

Simple solution: switch two of the wires. Doing so will reverse the direction of the motor. You can switch it at the motor or on the electrical plug end.

1st of all what color is it,light blue is targer,red is mk yellow or orange is felker,black is pearl,if it has a baldor motor it might be target,or felker.good luck

If you take it to a electric motor repair shop, they will probably have one in stock.

We are currently experiencing a problem with the target TA10100 wet saw. It will start up and immediately shutdown. The local authorized tool repair said that the part encased on the top of the Baldor motor is called a capacitor. we have yet to find out if this is the cause of the problem. Hope the information helps you because so far it hasn't helped us.

http://www.baldor.com/support/literature_load.asp?ManNumber=MN1240
You didn't give a model,here's a manual on their motors and the wiring diagrams,they start on page 2-9.It should get you there,or you can check out their other manuals on the same page .Take care!

http://us.husqvarnacp.com/

drop down menu "service"
click "service literature"
click "old target, dimas, partner literature"
enter model number
pdf has basic wiring diagram page 4 or so