Dewalt DW707 compound saw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOH7UY0AsDQ

should be a slide bracket for tension loosen it and lift motor same idea as belt tensioner on car for some saws

Try this ... http://www.constructionknowledge.net/public_domain_documents/Div_6_Woods_Plastics/Partial%20Carpentry%20pdfs/Finishing_Roofs_NAVEDTRA_14044.pdf

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you need to test motor brush, switch , field coil

Hello, W/D here.

Remove your new blade. With the hardware, bolt, washer,blade and cups off, try the saw. If it operates correctly, re-examine how the blade is installed One blade cup goes on, followed by the blade, then the other cup, followed by the washer and bolt assembly. If the cups were in the wrong order, the blade can drag against the frame of the saw, pulling too many amps, and tripping the breaker.
Here is a link to DeWalt. Enter your model # for manual download and exploded diagrams.

http://servicenet.dewalt.com/

Best regards, --W/D--

Alright, it took some doing, but I found a diagram for this saw, here is the link. Do to the fact you have it in front of you, I would imagine that this exploded diagram will help alot. You know what you have there, and I expect you will be able to figure out from this diagram where the extra pieces go. Good luck!

http://www.powertoolspares.com/bd_model.php?model=DW707-----C&Product_Description=MITRE+SAW&class1=DeWalt&class2=Wood+Working&class3=Mitre+Saws

I have heard complaints that this saw does not do well on angled cuts because of its low power. Try running a shorter and/or thicker extension cord and checking your input voltage. That's about all I can think of, hope it helps.

go to the Dewalt/Black and Decker repair shop and get a new set of brushes for it

Do a web search for: Dewalt Table Saw manuals for dw707...that might work.

This sounds like a problem with the electric brake on the motor.