HI, could be the Brushes need replacing, take them out and have a look at them , they are located on either side of the motor,you will see
a black plastic nut or screw remove this and a wire within a spring will
pop out a little bit, gently pull this out and you see a black piece of carbon at the end of it, this is usualy 1/4--1/2 "long condition should look good , however , if it looks badly worn with a lot of grooving on the end then you must replace them.,if you think this is a wee bit difficult then you will have to contact a motor repair comp. or get them to fit a new motor as it sounds like yours is shorting out....T.C.
SOURCE: I have the Hitachi C10FL
Hi,
I assume that you have this direct wired...
What size wire are you using to run the saw and how far from the breaker panel to the saw???
Are there any other tools running off of the same subfeed or breaker panel???
The saw will often tripped because of low voltage caused by too light of wire going to the saw.
At 115v you will need a 40 amp circuit and at 240v you will need a 20 amp circuit and if you are running more then like 30 feet you should still have it wired with at least #10 ga. wire....
If this saw is not a new install and has just started to do this then check the motor and/or bearings to make sure that something is not causing it to run hard...
Of course the motor could also just be going bad...also...
heatman101
SOURCE: my husband lost the set up instructions to his Hitachi table saw.
You can download the owners manual for all Hitachi products by going to http://www.hitachipowertools.com and selecting your product. Below is the link for the online pdf format owners manual for the saw in question.
http://www.hitachipowertools.com/product/files/saws/table_saws/C10FR_OM.pdf
SOURCE: I own a Hitachi 10CFR Table Saw. My question is:
After doing some research, I found that hitachi only recommends up to a 1/2 dado for this machine with most of the users agreeing that it probably does not have the stability or power to run a 3/4 inch safely. Meaning you probably can run the 3/4 but at you own risk.
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