20 Most Recent Jet 708663PK/JTAS - 10XL50 - 1PK 3HP 1Ph Xact JTAS - 10XL50 - 1PK 3HP 1Ph Xactasaw Left with 50 Ence Table and Legs , Tablesaws - Questions & Answers

Usually the reset for table saw is on the motor itself
Crawl under the table and check it out & check your motor name plate (use a digital camera to photograph the name plate so you can see it large on your computer and have a record of that information)
Look for oil caps at the bearing ends of motor, to see if your motor can be oiled using 3-in-1 oil

If your saw is shutting down, you may not have enough electricity for the motor
Look at motor name plate for volts amps or watts.
Now figure how much electricity your saw need using the formula Volts x Amps = Watts

Next, look at the circuit breaker and size wire
15Amp breaker = 1440+watts
You can figure the breaker load using V X A = W

Next look at your wire going to table saw
14 gauge wire for 15 amp breaker
12 gauge wire for 20 amp breaker
10 gauge wire for 30 amp breaker

You might benefit by running bigger wire to the saw. And adding some oil in the oil caps.
I oiled my table saw and then ran a dedicated 30Amp wire to it, and it runs real good for a 25-year-old craftsman.

Jet's Manual site is here. There are a number of manuals for Jet table saws there. I believe the exact manual you want is here though.

If this helped, please vote. Thanks!

Adjust the stop screw under the saw top plate.

I took the front cover off of the switch and noticed the portion of the switch the off button contacts was fully depressed and would not slide back to its proper position. I lubed (silicone) the slide portion of the off switch and cycled it manually to free it up and distribute the lubrication.

google jet band saw jwbs-18 manual. there several sites including manufacture

hi jason. this is all i could find,go to this link and have a look. diagram of Jet 200336 Indicator Bar Google Search

I would guess pitch or just saw dust in the gears. I have had on my saw that i cranked it up just a little to much and it locked up on the gear. I ended up taking the blade out and loosened the gears and shaft on the tilting mechanism to relief the pressure. Put it back together and it worked fine.

I am not sure what model you have but they have this saw in two models one is 230 volt only the other is 230/460 volt. But that is not a 220 volt circuit. 220 volt is single phase where the 230/460 is a 3 phase circuit. Look on your motor and see what the power requirement is. if you have a different machine then the one I am looking at I would switch over to the auto function.

If you have not supplied enough power (like using an extension cord) the motor sees a big voltage drop, starts drawing a lot of current and eventually overheats. Make certain to use a good supply. JET Tools

There should be 2 handles: height and tilt. Tilt is typically located perpendicular to the blade on the base of the saw.

Call bandsawparts.com . They have aftermarket band saw tires.

you can download the manual from this sitewww2.woodcraft.com/pdf/708100.pdf

You should check your manual. There's a blade tension handle on my bandsaw, which is adjusted every time I need to change tension or change blade. There ways how to check the correct tension, you can pluck the blade like a string on a guitar and if you hear music not like sound, tension is good. Or you can follow the suggestion blade tension on your saw. or you may also use tension gauge.

If the motor isn't HOT when it kicks out you need to replace the thermal sensor is all. If it IS, then the motor needs replacing.