How do you adjust the rip fence on hitachi c10fl table saw?

SOURCE: my handle broke off on my hitachi table saw c10ra3

go to garage sales and try your luck. ive had the same problem with differant brands and had to replace the whole thing. check manufacturers web site or your owners manual and see if its a replacable part with a part#

SOURCE: can't tilt blade more than 15 degrees

Follow the blade calibration procedure in the manual.
Unplug.
Take off the back and look at the worm assembly. I think you will find the stop toward the right loose allowing this problem.

If you adjust it (you'll need a 3mm allen wrench) per the manual, it should be fine. I just finished aligning my saw at 90 and 45 degrees and though it is a bit tedious, it isn't difficult.

Good luck.

Tony Vlasak

SOURCE: The saw blade is 1/16

To be that far out of alignment, there must be something loose. Unplug it, turn it over and look for what it is. If you have a drop-indicator gage, and you can clamp it to your sliding miter gage, it will help you get the alignment dead-on. Slide the miter gage toward the front and back in the slot with the tip of the indicator in contact with the blade. Have the the blade at fully elevated postion. If you don't have such a gage, you can clamp a piece of wood to the miter gage to get pretty close. You will probably have to do this with the saw laying on it's backside so that the top and the bottom are accessible at the same time.

Here's the owner's manual
http://www.hitachipowertools.com/product/files/saws/table_saws/C10RA3_OM.pdf

Here's the parts list with an exploded view
http://www.hitachipowertools.com/product/files/saws/table_saws/C10RA3_Breakdown.pdf

SOURCE: I have the Hitachi C10FL

Hi,
I assume that you have this direct wired...
What size wire are you using to run the saw and how far from the breaker panel to the saw???
Are there any other tools running off of the same subfeed or breaker panel???

The saw will often tripped because of low voltage caused by too light of wire going to the saw.

At 115v you will need a 40 amp circuit and at 240v you will need a 20 amp circuit and if you are running more then like 30 feet you should still have it wired with at least #10 ga. wire....

If this saw is not a new install and has just started to do this then check the motor and/or bearings to make sure that something is not causing it to run hard...
Of course the motor could also just be going bad...also...

heatman101

SOURCE: need a belt size on a C10FL table saw

You can order the belt from here

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/vbelt-p-189737.html