20 Most Recent Dewalt DW8306 36-Grit. 4-1/2" Blue Zirconia 7/8" Arbor Resin Fiber Disc - Page 2 Questions & Answers

I think once the retaining screw has been removed the only option open to you is carefully applied brute force - clamp the stuck blade in a strong vice and keeping the assembly straight and the blade under tension apply additional force by levering the saw backwards with a large screwdriver or tyre lever using the vice as a fulcrum. If the blade isn't kept straight it could snap off.

A quick scroll through the parts list suggests neither the armature or the complete motor is available. There seems to be a few field windings left... Used parts might be available on ebay or similar. Why not consider getting your motor rewound? My father had a rewind done on a borrowed angle grinder. Regular parts weren't available. The rewinding guy asked my dad if he wanted a Black and Decker rewind or a proper rewind. Dad opted for a proper job and the cost was surprisingly reasonable.

any multi fit blade it is only the shank width that may be a problem as some are too wide to fit in the slot

I think if DeWalt had included a reset button it would be quite obvious to the user, labelled as such and mentioned in the user manual...

wrong blades -debris - set screw failure

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https://www.dewalt.com/products/power-tools/routers-planers-and-joiners/planers-and-joiners/13-in-three-knife-two-speed-thickness-planer/dw735 You have to register to read the information (BAD, Dewalt. Bad dog.) In general> Check outlet, try another AC outlet. Check power cord end to end for damage. Do you have a non-contact AC indicator? (You should) Are you getting AC to the machine? Check built in fuse or breaker on the tool. Check the switch, does it feel and sound like it is switching correctly? Or is something different?

Check to make sure the new blade is all the way onto the back collar and centered.

Front bearing need changing

if the plug on the cord fits any other outlet in the house it will be single phase if the cord is cut , then it will have only 3 wires if it is single phase ( active , neutral and ground ) if it has 4 or more wires it will be 3 phase most saws running a 200 mm blade or around that size and used for home duty will be single phase the phase notation will be on the plate attached to the motor of the saw It will read voltage , amperage, watts or hp, phase and cycles

if you are using thin cutting disk turn arbor nut over. It he shaft is rotating while tightening disc, use shaft lock button on side of gear box. Page 10 of your instruction manual. Here is a link DeWalt D28402 Instruction Manual Page 10

I think that I have the same model, and yes, I do find the buttons to be of some trouble. In my experience, they can stick, not allowing the leg to collapse. I have to keep them pushed in at the same time collapsing the leg. Look for any burrs or bending on the folding device itself, as it may have gotten bent during a move and needs straightened.

I would put it down to a faulty armature. Either the commutator needs truing on a lathe because its changing shape or else one or more of the armature coil connections have lost their connection because the solder has thrown off or they have broken from the commuter segments. All the best.

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If you changed the, follow the directions that in the instructions that came with the unit, now they be loose so try this link. If the are worn replace them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPCvOeSFch4 '

Unplug the saw, look for the bolt in the center of the blade and also look for the arbor lock button, if there is no button on the motor, look for the jamb nut on the back side of the blade holder, if there is none you can use a block of wood under the blade for the teeth to bite into. Unscrew the bolt and it may be reverse thread! Remove the blade and the collar, put the new blade and collar on and tighten.

http://www.fixya.com/support/t16180764-want_check_wiring_dw705_type3_saw https://www.2helpu.com/PDMSDocuments/EU/Docs/Service%20Dossier/Dw705_4D.pdf

It should be on the sticker with the model number & other information, if not it's likely on your receipt or original box. I know if you're like me you have no clue where they are, check the area where the battery connects to it also, if no luck just call/email DeWalt or call your Local Lowe's and get a Tool SalesPerson on the line, they'll tell you! I just had the same issue with some Milwaukee Tools that needed warranty repair, I know this is frustrating.

UNPLUG TOOL. To remove the blade, lift the knob on the top of the jig saw approximately 1/4".

Rotate the knob counterclockwise until the clamp is open (Figure 8a). Do not force the knob once

it stops. Insert the blade as shown. Make sure the back edge of the blade fits into the support roller.

Tighten clamp by turning top knob clockwise until you hear a click. Push knob down.
For "T" shank blades, insert blade to the shoulder of the shank.

Look at manual on the link below.

http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/402086-01,DW321.pdf

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Which blade are you using? You need a blade with a lot of teeth per inch to cut any thin metal.