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Service Procedure SP-JSS-190516-001
Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor
Tools & Supplies Required for This Procedure:
• #2 Phillips Head Screwdriver
• 5mm Allen Wrench
• 13mm Wrench
Procedure Steps:
(Before starting, please read instructions all the way through to ensure complete understanding)
To ensure safety, disconnect all electrical power to the saw.
1. Tilt the saw to 45 degrees.
• Blade Wrench
• SawStop Part #JSS-238
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- Page 1 Tools & Supplies Required for This Procedure: • #2 Phillips Head Screwdriver • Blade Wrench • 5mm Allen Wrench • SawStop Part #JSS-238 • 13mm Wrench Procedure Steps: (Before starting, please read instructions all the way through to ensure complete understanding) To ensure safety, disconnect all electrical power to the saw.
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Page 2: Service Procedure
Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 2. Lower the blade completely and remove the fence from the saw and set aside. 3. Use a 5mm Allen wrench and a 13mm wrench to loosen and remove the four bolts that attach the saw to the cart and set aside. - Page 3 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 4. Lift saw off of the cart and place upside down on a soft sturdy surface. 5. There are 15 Phillips head screws around the outer edge of the bottom that attach it to the saw body.
- Page 4 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 6. Remove the motor housing bolt that is directly above the motor power cord and set aside. 7. Remove the four bolts that fasten the motor to the elevation carriage assembly. Page 4 of 10...
- Page 5 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 8. Turn the motor so it is oriented as shown below. On the left side of the arbor wrench you will notice a small hole near the end. Finger-tighten the arbor wrench to the motor plate as shown below with the M5x50mm bolt that was provided with your belt.
- Page 6 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 10. Put the new belt on both the motor and the arbor pulleys. 11. Pull on the wrench to apply tension to the belt and to align the motor mounting bolt holes. Page 6 of 10...
- Page 7 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 12. Reinstall the remaining three motor mounting bolts using a 5mm Allen wrench. 13. Remove the bolt and wrench. Page 7 of 10...
- Page 8 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 14. Reinstall the motor housing bolt using a Phillips head screwdriver. 15. Tilt the saw back to 90 degrees. Above the motor is the counter balance spring that must be in the up position leaning against the trunnion.
- Page 9 Service Procedure Steps to Replace Job Site Saw Arbor Belt or Motor 16. There is a small groove on the bottom of the indentation that the top of the counter balance spring must seat in. You’ll want to “hover” the base over the saw and slowly lower it until the two match up.
- Page 10 NOTE: When using a power screw driver, the torque must be set about midrange or you WILL strip them. 18. Place the saw back on the cart and reinstall the four 5mm bolts and nuts. Questions? Contact the SawStop Customer Support Center with any questions or suggestions: Call: (503) 582-9934 Email: service@sawstop.com...