Wymiana Craftsman CMCST900 może być dość skomplikowana z powodu jego wielu składników. Jeśli wymiana jest wymagana, najpierw należy odłączyć narzędzie od źródła zasilania. Następnie należy odkręcić osłonę silnika, aby dostać się do części wewnętrznych. Następnie należy odkręcić śruby, aby wyjąć uszkodzone podzespoły i zamontować nowe. Po wymianie elementów, należy upewnić się, że silnik jest bezpiecznie zamontowany i zasilany. Jeśli wszystko jest w porządku, Craftsman CMCST900 powinien działać poprawnie.
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my Craftsman tablesaw suddenly wouldn't tilt beyond 20 degrees after working fine for decades. It would get so stiff you couldn't turn the tilt wheel. I checked the rod which was clean and couldn't find any obstructions. People said it was likely my trunions causing the problem which normally means taking the saw apart. Because it's heavy with side tables and a dust box I put it off. Today I decided to look at it again so I removed the motor and blade to get a better look at things. I checked out both trunions and blew them out with high pressure compressed air and cleaned out all the sawdust underneath all over. The tilt was suddenly turning again easily up to about 40 degrees where it would stop. I found that the stop collar was loose and preventing it tilting all the way to 45 degrees. I adjusted the stop collar as far back as it would go but I could not get past about 43 degrees. The collar would stop it just shy of 45 degrees. I decided to remove the stop collar which meant having to remove the long threaded tilt rod. I was able to do this without dismantling the saw, just working from the rear. It meant tilting the undercarriage so the long rod would clear the inside of the base. I took off the stop collar and replaced the rod which wasn't easy trying to get it started again from behind and unable to see it but I finally got it started and put it all back together. I am now able to easily tilt to 45 degrees and more. I was very pleased I got it working again without having to completely disassembling the saw.
I discovered a problem yesterday with my 113.298030 Craftsman table saw when I tried to tilt the blade to cut a 45 degree. Beyond 10 degrees it got increasingly hard to turn the wheel. I did everything I could to get it freed up to no avail....could only get to 20 degrees. Brushed the screw rod, lubed it everywhere I could. Don't know why it's so hard to turn...do you have any ideas short of dismantling the saw???
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