Saw will not reset - Saws

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DO NOT overtighten. 10. Move Blade Height Handle to 0°. Lower. Saw blade completely, then replace. Table Insert and Blade Guard.
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..My table saw one day stopped working. It had a "reset" switch I guess ... Harbor Freight Warrior 10 Table Saw Blade Issue. Nono Nom•5.1K views.

A failed power supply, broken on/off switch, bad motor overload, broken power cord or failed drive motor can prevent the table saw motor from starting. First, try resetting the overload. If the table saw motor won't start after resetting the overload, then the saw may not be getting power from the electrical outlet.

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Does the motor have an internal thermal cutoff switch? ... Auto reset on a table saw, now that would be scary. ... A Craftsman, I think. ... The saw is a Grizzly 1022Z contractor-style saw about 10 years old. .... After the motor cools down the switchneeds to be pressed to restart the motor, it won't start suddenly ...

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It is a Craftsman Table Saw Model 137.248880. ... I pressed the reset button and the saw restarted. I continued ... My table saw stopped, the reset button won't reset. ... One was just the switch the other the rocker switch, identical except in cost.

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Why this is in sewing machines I will never know.

But this is an example of pushing a saw beyond it's limits. At best you should have cut one post, shut the machine off and let it cool... then go for the next. (Better yet get a friend with a saw mill saw the thing down for you)

I believe you have burned out your motor. Off the store you go....for a new one.

The first thing you should check is the GFCI switch on the power cord. All tile saws have one because of the water involved with cutting tile. It should have a test and reset button on it, press the reset button to get power to the saw motor. Some bigger saws also have a reset button on the motor itself for overload issues. Check for that if the GFCI reset doesn't work.

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First off the saw will have to cool down and then the reset button will take some major force to reset. You should hear a distinct click when it does...

heatman101

sounds like the breakers working to good,i would by pass the reset switch,most likely that switch is bad anyways,we always plug our saws into a outlet box that has a breaker in it ,you know those reset switches are stupid, by pass the reset switch like it wasnt even there,and if that works i would replace the whole cord with a new 1,and buy a 5 dollar junction box that has a breaker in it,i dont know if there is a seperate plug on that saw where u plug the water pump into, if there is i would check that plug first before you bypass the switch.good luck chad

depends wether the saw is belt driven or gear. just because you cant hear the motor doesnt mean its not running.

Your saw has a reset button inside the magnetic switch assembly. You may need to pull the cover off to reset it. Unplug the saw first.
Consult the user manual p47 at this link, if you don't have yours handy. http://edge.woodstockint.com/manuals/w1711ext_m.pdf
If that doesn't do it, look to a breaker in your fuse box.
i hope this does the trick. If so, please take a sec to rate this post. Otherwise, let me know what you discover and we'll try to sort it out!

some times you have to turn breaker off and back on. how many amps is the breaker. is the saw 110 or 220 volt.