Hitachi c10fr table saw wiring diagram

Hi,
Checkout ereplacementparts.com and see if they have the parts for your saw...they even have exploded views of the saws that they have parts for... it may not be hard for you to do the job yourself!!

heatman101

Sears will for sure have it, they sell craftsman. The wrench is standard, I am sure they will have it. Let me know, thanks Miike

Have you checked with Hitachi?

After doing some research, I found that hitachi only recommends up to a 1/2 dado for this machine with most of the users agreeing that it probably does not have the stability or power to run a 3/4 inch safely. Meaning you probably can run the 3/4 but at you own risk.

I found Hitachi customer service to be quite helpful in replacing my safety switch for my C10RA2 table saw. My C10RA2 has a fixed metal stand, not the folding stand, and the part number for the red safety switch or key is 531-992R, while the switch itself is part number 314-459. If you have the folding stand the part number for the switch is 321-620 and the safety key is 321-621. Hitachi customer service in US: 1-800-706-7337. I am going to buy two or three! Almost lost a table saw over a cheap plastic part.

The 15 amp 3 hp motor has plenty of power to handlee dado sets and you can purchase a dado blade insert for the saw on line from multiple resources

Check the motor housing and make sure it is not clogged with sawdust, that could bind the armature and cause it to over heat

You can download the owners manual for all Hitachi products by going to http://www.hitachipowertools.com and selecting your product. Below is the link for the online pdf format owners manual for the saw in question.

http://www.hitachipowertools.com/product/files/saws/table_saws/C10FR_OM.pdf

I just using an English / Spanish dictionary to translate it myself
Thank you for your reply
Silvia

Went to their site and they don't offer just the bearings for the motor but sell as an assembly. If this tool is fairly new I would return if not what you can do is remove the motor and pull the armature with the bearings out and then go to a repair center and match them up. These bearings are numbered with a universal code so it should not be that hard. Let me know if you still need help and if I have answered your question would you please rate my response accordingly.