Fox Shop Table Saw won't start

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Part 76 has a replacement from Grizzly

https://www.grizzly.com/products/w1837/parts

https://www.google.com/search?q=Shop+Fox+table+saw+parts

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There's a normal adjustment process of squaring the blade to the table, page 19 of your manual. If the blade is not square to the table then it will bind. Here's the link for the manual, see page 19.


http://manuals.ryobitools.com/system/files/400/original/TS1342_942_eng.pdf?2011

There should be a reset switch on the motor it will look like a little button.

If the fuse is now good then you could have tripped the safety and need to reset it, if it has one installed. Or the power cord or the motor are the problem.

If you didn't smell hot or burning electronics smell then it will most likely be the safety aka blade or finger guard. If you did smell hot electronics then it may have burned the power cord or seized the motor. Your user manual will show you where and how to reset the safety. Any local repair shop or tool shop should be able to guide you through this as well as pointing you towards a repair shop if needed.

I've stalled mine a few times and have just reset the fuze and away it goes again. It sounds like you might have done a bit more to yours.

There is probably a reset button on the motor. Usually a small red button near the end of the motor. Push that then re try starting.

I am with you on the start capacitator. I would look at the model and make of the motor and give mgf. a call see if they have one.
You do need the amps there to start these saws. Make sure it matches what your generator is putting out.
Please let me know what you find.

Hello. I recommend that you check your circuit breaker or fuse which is in the house panel and feeds the outlet that your saw is plugged into.
I believe that you will find that you solution is to reset the breaker or change the fuse.

Copy and paste this link in your browser search and the PDF file will download

www.woodstockint.com/images/manuals/W1677_m.pdf

Aduz

Disconnect the electric from the saw. Remove the throat blade cover. Bring the blade all the way up. Look for wood  caught between the blade and anything else. Finding none,remove blade. Try motor w/o blade. If it runs now,w/o the blade then the motor is likely ok . Reinstall blade. Now if it stil stalls, Replace motor.

some times you have to turn breaker off and back on. how many amps is the breaker. is the saw 110 or 220 volt.