20 Most Recent Makita 10" Dual Slide Compound Miter Saw with Light LS1013F - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Where did the petrol come out from? The tank lid or the muffler or somewhere else?

so,remember that and move the wood to the left or find someone that knows how to operate a saw

you are cutting to the right,the mark on the saw is only a reference,it is up to you to figure where to saw

It's on the righthand side of the saw at the hinge area in the back. If that is unlocked then it could be the guard linkage hanging up.

lots of sparks means your brushes are used up, broken or stuck. Replace them. If that is not the problem, it could be you over heated the motor, very difficult to do, and the motor is about to die. Check brushes first. You can tell by examining your graphite brushes. Use a straight screw driver and unscrew the black cap that holds the brushes in place.

Maybe you accidently pushed the safety lock on it. Most power tools do come with a safety lock. Check your owner's manual and see where to unlock it.

The nut is not on the bottom, but under the snapout kerf plates. You remove the plastic kerf plates to access the bolt. Once you remove the nut the turntable will lift straight up and off. Check the stainless steel wear plate at the rear for burrs or wear. Do not use oil or wd40 etc - it will collect sawdust and cause problems down the road. I recommend a pure silicone spray that will dry completely and provide lubrication.

Makitatools.com is a company website, look under support,tablesaws, manuals. Good luck

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Other than carbon brush springs, the only other spring that I know of on a circular saw is for the blade guard so that it will automatically return to cover the blade after you make the cut. There should be a hook or a bend in each end of the spring and each end has a certain spot where it hooks so that it pulls the blade guard back in place.