20 Most Recent Bosch Electric Table Saws - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Replace capacitor, Yes it would give those symptoms

could be bearings locking up/seizing or do you smell any burning when running indicating the armature/field are burnt from possibly overloading with a dull blade.

I had the same problem and it cost me new gears in the end but I found a solution.
Put the nut in a lathe and drill out the thread with a 14mm drill, then machine a recess of 0.5 x 52mm to get some extra clearance and machine a 2 x 42mm pocket for the SDS-click nut to fit in.
I did this about 6 months ago and use it professionally and haven't needed the spanner yet, hardly ever needed the locking pin (mine has a brake) and it never came loose.
Note: chisel marks were result of frustration to need to remove the nut.

Look behind the angle adjustment on the front of the saw. It's a little black button to push in towards the motor. Remove the battery first and then rotate the blade until you feel the button lock in and secure the blade/armature.

Consult the owner's manual. I would start with looking near the top of the blade. You might need a chuck key.

www.boschtools.com/Service/ProductServices/.../ServiceandSupport.asp Take it back apart and see what is improperly installed and clicking .

I had the same problem with my Bosch. I ended up removing the new belt and cleaning the entire belt pathway. It works fine now, I never saw any debris or problems.