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Stihl Ts 510 760 Cut Off Saw Repair Manual - Page 8 Questions & Answers
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What would cause my dw735 planer to not get up to speed and trip the breaker with no load on it?
The big question is which breaker does it trip?
If it trips the RCD it means current is escaping from the circuit to ground but if it trips the MCB it means too much current is being drawn and the circuit is overloaded.
The former would indicate an insulation breakdown while the latter could be a seized bearing or a serious motor fault.
The motor is presumably a brush-type for high performance in a light and compact package. The brush type motor is electrically very "noisy" and if not adequately suppressed it is perpetually trying to destroy itself and when such a motor succeeds it is usually marked by running slow, lots of sparking from the commutator and brush gear, consuming much more current and producing an entirely different sound. If it is left switched on it will rapidly overheat...
I think you need to take a peek inside.
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on May 31, 2020
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I have a 10in table saw with the lock in unlock position its very hard to ajust for angle cuts
You don't mention the brand or model #, so hard to give any specific advice, but could be it needs some oil to loosen it up a bit so it can slide. The curved trunnions under the table where the arbor swings can use some 30wt. motor oil applied with an old fashioned oil can or a spray of wd40 in a pinch. Make sure to unplug the saw before getting in there to lube it. Also lube points where the wheels that raise /lower the blade turn and rub against metal, and any gear-like teeth on the raise lower mechanism where worms gears engage as the saw goes up and down. Probably just stiff from lack of use, unless the lock mechanism is not unlocking.
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on May 16, 2020
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